Description
Item number: GM1285
This elegant ring made of 18-carat white gold (750 fine) dates from the last quarter of the 20th century and bears the Austrian import hallmark, which was valid from 1967 to 2001. With a total weight of 4.77 grams, it is a luxurious piece of jewelry that impresses with its high-quality craftsmanship and precious materials.
At the center of the ring is a faceted oval-cut purple ruby weighing approximately 1.25 carats. The ruby is set in a prong setting that holds it securely and showcases its intense color to its fullest. There are signs that the ruby has been heated, a common practice to enhance color intensity and clarity.
The ruby is framed by six brilliant-cut diamonds with a total weight of approximately 0.50 carats and six marquise-cut diamonds with a total weight of approximately 0.40 carats. All stones are set in prong settings, emphasizing their brilliance and elegance. The diamonds are characterized by high color, high clarity, and a modern (very good) cut.
With an estimated value of 5,500 euros, this ring reflects the quality of the materials used as well as the artistic craftsmanship.
Important dates:
- epoch: Last quarter of the 20th century
- material: White gold 750
- Hallmarking: Vienna Import Hallmark (1967–2001)
- Ring size: 54
- Main stone: Purple ruby, faceted oval cut, approx. 1.25 ct (with signs of heating)
- Side stones:
- 6 diamonds, together approx. 0.50 ct
- 6 marquise-cut diamonds, totaling approx. 0.40 ct
- versions: prong settings
- Diamond quality: High color grade, high clarity, modern (very good) cut
- Total weight: 4.77 grams
- Estimated value (insurance replacement value / new price) according to appraisal: 5,500 euros
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