$ 7,500.00
A true collector's piece. We're once again inclined to quote the great Dr. Jones: "It belongs in a museum!"
Details: c. 1900 Belle Époque / Edwardian right-hand ring with French stamps
Stamps: the exterior of the shank is stamped with the French eagle’s head, denoting French origin and minimum 18K fineness in the gold; there's a second mark that we cannot identify
Materials: 18K gold; platinum; emeralds; diamonds
Dimensions: the ring measures 14 mm wide across the top north to south; the piece stands 3.90 mm tall above the finger—this is a very low-profile piece given its great “face up” presence
Size: currently a hair over 6 1/2 (free sizing—contact us for information)
Gemstones:
Center: GIA-assessed natural transparent green octagonal step cut Colombian emerald with minor treatment (note: treatment is not only common but expected in emeralds. That it is only “minor” treatment is a standout.); measures 6.85 x 6.10 x 3.23 mm (approx. weight is .90 carats; approx. diamond-equivalent weight is 1.17 carats)
Accent emeralds; eight calibré cut emeralds, presumed natural Colombian but makeup and origin cannot be confirmed without laboratory examination
Accent diamonds: .75-.99 ctw., est.; fifty-two antique-cut diamonds, primarily super-deep Single Cuts
Item TS439
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