Description
Item number: GM1256
This piece of jewelry comes with a GLA certificate of authenticity.
Estimated value (insurance replacement value / new price) according to appraisal: 1,700 euros
The finest details at a glance:
- epoch: Mid-20th century
- material: Yellow gold 585 with platinum elements
- Ring size: 56 (can be changed)
- Main stone: Old European cut diamond, approx. 0.15 ct, grain setting
- Side stones:
- 2 rose-cut diamonds, together approx. 0.10 ct, grain settings
- 4 octagonal diamonds in grain settings
- 2 blue baguette-cut sapphires, together approx. 0.20 ct, stud settings
- Color grade: high (GH) to medium (IK)
- Purity level: medium (si) to low (P1)
- old finish
- Total weight: 2.28 grams.
This elegant mid-20th-century ring combines the warmth of 14k yellow gold with sophisticated platinum elements. Crafted around 1950, it reflects the timeless elegance of this era.
At the center of the ring is an old-cut diamond weighing approximately 0.15 carats, set in a grain setting. This historic cut is characterized by its soft proportions and romantic sparkle. The main stone is flanked by two smaller rose-cut diamonds with a total weight of approximately 0.10 carats, also set in grain settings. The rose cut lends the ring a nostalgic touch, while the four octagonal diamonds enhance the design with additional sparkle.
Two baguette-cut blue sapphires with a total weight of approximately 0.20 carats add color accents and are set in precise embellishments. This combination of diamonds and sapphires gives the ring a harmonious and luxurious appearance.
With a total weight of 2.28 grams, the ring sits lightly on the finger and is comfortable to wear. The estimated value of €1,700 reflects the quality of the materials and the artistic craftsmanship.
