Description
This piece of jewelry comes with a GLA certificate of authenticity.
Estimated value (insurance replacement value / new price) according to appraisal: 1,200 euros
The finest details at a glance:
- Era: Around 1950
- Material: 585 yellow gold with platinum elements
- Hallmark: Company hallmark
- Ring size: 54 (can be changed)
- Main stone: European cut diamond, bezel setting
- Side stones: 2 rose-cut diamonds, grain settings
- Diamond quality main stone & side stones:
- Color grade: medium (IK) & high (GH) to medium (IK)
- Purity: high (vvs) & low (l1-l3)
- old finish
- Total weight: 2.14 grams
- Condition: Signs of wear present
This charming mid-20th-century ring combines the warmth of 14k yellow gold with the elegance of platinum accents. It dates from around 1950, an era in which classic craftsmanship and innovative designs collided.
At the center of the ring sits a European-cut diamond, held in a bezel setting. This setting completely encloses the stone, emphasizing its shape and brilliance. The main stone is characterized by a medium color grade and high clarity, while its old-cut design underscores the authentic character of the era.
The main stone is flanked by two smaller rose-cut diamonds set in grain settings. The rose cut, one of the oldest diamond cuts, gives the ring a touch of vintage charm.
With a ring size of 54 and a total weight of 2.14 grams, this ring is comfortable to wear. The company hallmark confirms its origin and quality. Despite existing signs of wear, this ring has retained its timeless charm.
The estimated value of 1200 euros reflects both the quality of the materials used and the historical and artisanal value of the piece.
