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Dazzling diamond ring

This beautiful ring is not only a pleasure for the eye but also very comfortable to wear. Its very decorative top is flat on the finger. The guirland of rubies emphasizes the sparkling center stone, a slighty tinted yellowish (clearly visible on the pictures) brilliant cut diamond with an estimated weight of approx. 1.25 crt. The yellowish tone of the center stone is in nice contrast with the rubies and the white single cut diamonds around it Around the the rubies and center stone there are another 40 little single cut diamonds that give an extra sparkling dimension to this elegant ring.


OBJECT GROUP : rings
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN : Most probably France
STYLE : Victorian
PERIOD : 1890
MATERIAL : 18K and platinum
STONES : One big brilliant old mine cut diamond with an estimated weight of approx. 1.25 crt (si), 40 single brilliant cut diamonds (8/8) with a total estimated weight of approx. 0.40 crt and ten red stones (most probably Verneuil rubies).
WEIGHT : 4.60 gram (2.96 dwt)
HALLMARKS : French owl
CONDITION : Excellent condition

SIZE :
Ring size UK : S
Ring size USA : 9¼
Ring size Continental : 19¼ & 60
It is our pleasure to resize the ring for you (if needed) at our expense. Only for extreme resizing we have to charge. For a table of comparing ring sizes click here



Please when referring to this piece, mention the following number: 06047-1009, or click here.


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