14CT WHITE GOLD 1950'S FIVE STONE BAGUETTE…
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2,590 EUR
A FIVE STONE DIAMOND SET RING.
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1411027. A FIVE STONE DIAMOND SET RING.
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1411027. A FIVE STONE DIAMOND SET RING.
Description
set with five slightly graduated old mine cut stones the larger to the centre, approx sizes:
0.4ct (scattered inclusions)
0.45ct (I 2, tiny chip above girdle at claw)
0.5ct (I 1)
0.4ct (I 1)
0.4ct (scattered inclusions)
Each 8 claw set in white metal, yellow metal shank stamped 18ct Plat.
Ring size R
3.8 grams gross weight.
A note from the current owner;
This ring was purchased in India at some point in the 1920's and was originally one of a pair. It passed to my mother on the death of my father's Aunt and it had a romantic history. My father's Aunt was a grand lady and was the 'travelling companion of a wealthy lady' and they were inseparable until death.
Condition
The stones appear to be from the 18th / early 19th century and reset in the 20th century as a ring.
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Bidding
Highest bid:
2 884 EUR
Estimate: 2 943 EUR
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22 Sep 2020 at 13:09 CDT
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Bid history
| 2 | 21 Sep, 04:11 | 2 884 EUR |
| The reserve price of 2 884 EUR was met. | ||
| 2 | 21 Sep, 04:05 | 2 825 EUR |
| 2 | 21 Sep, 04:04 | 2 708 EUR |
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1411027. A FIVE STONE DIAMOND SET RING.
Description
set with five slightly graduated old mine cut stones the larger to the centre, approx sizes:
0.4ct (scattered inclusions)
0.45ct (I 2, tiny chip above girdle at claw)
0.5ct (I 1)
0.4ct (I 1)
0.4ct (scattered inclusions)
Each 8 claw set in white metal, yellow metal shank stamped 18ct Plat.
Ring size R
3.8 grams gross weight.
A note from the current owner;
This ring was purchased in India at some point in the 1920's and was originally one of a pair. It passed to my mother on the death of my father's Aunt and it had a romantic history. My father's Aunt was a grand lady and was the 'travelling companion of a wealthy lady' and they were inseparable until death.
Condition
The stones appear to be from the 18th / early 19th century and reset in the 20th century as a ring.
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