A natural emerald and a surround of diamonds with a twist...
...a sculptural twist to the shoulders that is. This antique ring is distinctive yet classic.
A natural rectangular emerald of .10 carats pairs with eight old European cut diamonds.
Their total of .24 carats at a color of H-I, and with a clarity of VS2-SI2 glitter with exceptional fire.
The setting is pure 18k yellow gold and the ring dates to circa 1908. Petite but with presence and a unique vibe.
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Date: Circa 1908.
Measurements: Length and width of 5/16 of an inch and over 1/8 inch high. Weight of 2.8 grams.
Hallmarks: English hallmarks for 18k, Birmingham, date letter "i" for the year 1908, maker's mark I.D. & S. or possibly R.B & S. or similar.
Condition: Excellent.
Origin: English.
A natural emerald and a surround of diamonds with a twist...
...a sculptural twist to the shoulders that is. This antique ring is distinctive yet classic.
A natural rectangular emerald of .10 carats pairs with eight old European cut diamonds.
Their total of .24 carats at a color of H-I, and with a clarity of VS2-SI2 glitter with exceptional fire.
The setting is pure 18k yellow gold and the ring dates to circa 1908. Petite but with presence and a unique vibe.
