Description
Item number: VP4440
This piece of jewelry comes with a GLA certificate of authenticity.
Estimated value (insurance replacement value / new price) according to appraisal: 3,000 euros
The finest details at a glance:
- epoch: Last quarter of the 20th century
- material: White gold 585
- Hallmarking: Vienna Official Hallmark (1925–2001)
- Ring size: 66 (can be changed)
- Main stone: Dark blue sapphire, faceted oval cut, approx. 0.75 ct (with signs of heating)
- Side stones: 10 round-cut diamonds, totaling approx. 0.70 ct
- versions: Bezel setting (sapphire), grain setting (diamonds)
- Color grade: high (GH)
- Purity level: medium (si) to low (P1-P2)
- Total weight: 4.27 grams
This elegant 14-carat white gold ring (585 fine) dates from the last quarter of the 20th century and bears the official Viennese hallmark used between 1925 and 2001. With a total weight of 4.27 grams, the ring combines classic craftsmanship with high-quality materials.
At the center of the ring is a dark blue, faceted oval-cut sapphire weighing approximately 0.75 carats. The sapphire is set in a bezel setting that holds it securely and highlights its intense color. There are signs that the sapphire has been heated, a common treatment to enhance color intensity.
The sapphire is framed by ten brilliant-cut diamonds with a total weight of approximately 0.70 carats. These are set in grain settings that emphasize their brilliance and give the ring a luxurious appearance. The diamonds are characterized by a high color grade, a medium to low clarity grade, and a modern (very good to good) cut.
With an estimated value of 3,000 euros, this ring reflects the quality of the materials used as well as the artistic craftsmanship.
