Description
Item number: GM1124
This piece of jewelry comes with a GLA certificate of authenticity.
Estimated value (insurance replacement value / new price): 1,600 euros
The finest details at a glance:
- epoch: beginning of the 20th century
- material: White gold 585 (14 carat)
- Ring size: 54 (can be changed)
- Main stone: Dark blue sapphire, pear cut, approx. 0.40 ct
- Side stones:
- 8 dark blue sapphires, marquise cut, total approx. 0.55 ct
- 10 diamonds, together approx. 0.10 ct
- versions:
- Prong settings for all stones
- Color grade: high (GH)
- Purity level: high (vs) to medium (si)
- Total weight: 4.35 grams
This elegant 14k white gold ring dates from the early 20th century and combines classic craftsmanship with a harmonious combination of sapphires and diamonds. The use of white gold, which was developed at this time, reflects the search for a silver-colored precious metal that could more cost-effectively replicate the elegance of platinum.
Description of the ring
The ring is stamped “585”, which indicates the high gold content of 14 karat gold, and has a modern (very good to good) cut, which underlines its brilliance and light reflection.
This ring is a timeless piece of jewelry that combines the elegance of early white gold with the beauty of sapphires and diamonds and is a perfect example of early 20th-century jewelry.Rat confirmed. With a size of 54 and a total weight of 4.35 grams, it is comfortable to wear and exudes solid craftsmanship.
At the center of the ring is a dark blue, faceted, pear-cut sapphire weighing approximately 0.40 carats, set in a prong setting. This setting highlights the gemstone and allows it to sparkle by maximizing the light. The main stone is complemented by eight dark blue, faceted, marquise-cut sapphires weighing a total of approximately 0.55 carats, also set in prong settings. The marquise cut gives the stones an elegant, elongated shape with pointed ends, lending the design a dynamic and sophisticated appearance.
In addition, ten brilliant-cut diamonds with a total weight of approximately 0.10 carats are set in prong settings.
