Description
Article number: GM1375
This piece of jewelry comes with a GLA certificate of authenticity.
Estimated value (insurance replacement value / new price) according to appraisal: 2,000 euros
The finest details at a glance:
- Material: 750 (18 karat) yellow and white gold
- Rubber stamp: “LD” and “18CT GOLD”
- Ring size: 54 (can be changed)
- Production period: Around 1950.
- Gems:
- 1 green tourmaline (oval cut, approx. 0.65 ct, prong setting, worn facets)
- 10 diamonds (octagonal cut, approx. 0.40 ct, entourage settings)
- Farbgrad (G-H),
- Purity: high (vs) to low (I1)
- Total weight: 4.00 grams
This charming 18ct yellow and white gold ring is a fascinating piece of jewelry from around 1950. It bears the hallmarks “LD” and “18CT GOLD,” indicating the maker and material, respectively. The centerpiece of the ring is an oval-cut green tourmaline weighing approximately 0.65 carats, set in a prong setting. The tourmaline’s facets show slight signs of wear, adding to its historic charm. The tourmaline is surrounded by ten octagon-cut diamonds weighing a total of approximately 0.40 carats, set in entourage settings and giving the ring a radiant sparkle. The diamonds impress with their high color grade and high to low clarity, while their modern, good cut emphasizes their brilliance. With a total weight of 4.00 grams and a ring size of US 54, this ring is a beautiful example of mid-20th-century jewelry. The estimated value is around 2,000 euros.
A historical ring with nostalgic charm and fascinating details!
