Description
Article number: VP4534
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:
- Material: 585 white gold (14 karat)
- Origin: Vienna assay mark (valid 1925–2001)
- Ring size: 57 (can be changed)
- Production period: 1950–1975
- Gems:
- 1 emerald (octagon cut, approx. 0.75 ct, prong setting)
- 10 diamonds (round cut/brilliant cut, approx. 0.90 ct, entourage settings, modern/good cut)
- Color grade: high (GH)
- Purity level: low (l1-l2)
- Total weight: 5.80 grams
This elegant white gold ring (585 fineness) is a fascinating piece of jewelry dating from between 1950 and 1975. It bears the Vienna hallmark (valid from 1925 to 2001), confirming its Austrian origin and quality. At the center of the ring is a charming octagonal-cut emerald weighing approximately 0.75 carats, embedded in a prong setting and lending the ring an intense green accent. The emerald is surrounded by ten sparkling round-cut (brilliant-cut) diamonds with a total weight of approximately 0.90 carats, set in entourage settings and lending the ring a radiant shine. The diamonds impress with their high color grade and low clarity grade, while their modern, good cut emphasizes their brilliance. With a total weight of 5.80 grams and a ring size of 57, this ring is a beautiful example of mid-20th-century jewelry. The estimated value is around 3,000 euros.
A timeless ring that perfectly combines the beauty of emeralds with the sparkle of diamonds!
