One 14k white gold vintage style art nouveau diamond and sapphire ring from the early 1900s. The ring is in outstanding condition very lightly worn with a very unique style Art Nouveau design. It is set with a mix of eleven round old European cut, old mine cut and single cut natural earth mined diamonds weighing approximately 0.45cts total weight featuring a color of H-I and a clarity of VS1-SI1. NOTE: One diamond has a small natural chip that is unnoticeable without magnification and not affecting the integrity of the ring. It is also set with three matching antique marquise cut natural AA quality earth mined sapphires weighing approximately 0.30cts total weight featuring a deep blue color. The ring is a finger size 3.75 and weighs 4.60 grams. The shank measures 2.83mm at the shoulder and 1.85mm at the base. The top face of the ring is 18.33mm long and 15.27mm wide. Appraisal Value: $2800. This ring will be shipped in a vintage suede hand made ring box. These can be purchased separately from my store as well in an array of colors. This information is all 100% accurate and being sold by a GIA graduate gemologist. The ring can be sized or personalized with extra handling time and an extra fee. Please specify in notes at checkout if desired.
METAL / MATERIAL - 14k white gold, natural earth mined marquise sapphires weighing approximately 0.30cts AA quality, natural earth mined old cut diamonds approximately 0.45cts total weight (H-I color, VS1-SI1 clarity). NOTE: One diamond has a small natural chip that is unnoticeable without magnification and not affecting the integrity of the ring.
MARKINGS / HISTORY - All original vintage Piece from the early 1900-1910s, professionally xray tested as 14 karat solid gold.
CONDITION - Very good pre loved condition. White gold has been professionally polished, rhodiumed and cleaned. Diamonds and sapphires are secure. Minimal age appropriate wear remains.
AUTHENTICITY - Each item in my shop has been hand-selected and inspected by a GIA Graduate Gemologist. The piece will come with a written insurance appraisal detailing the piece and showing it's appraisal value. This appraisal would be accepted by any insurance company.