Edwardian Diamond, Platinum and Gold Three Stone Plaque Ring, Circa 1910, 4.60 Carats
Edwardian Diamond, Platinum and Gold Three Stone Plaque Ring, Circa 1910, 4.60 Carats
£45,000.00
Description
An Edwardian, navette shaped plaque ring, with two old-cut, pear shaped diamonds, set lengthways, either side of an emerald-cut centre diamond, in rub over settings, flanked by a tulip setting, with an old-cut diamond, followed by two graduating old-cut diamonds, in rub over settings, in openwork, with a single row pavé surround of old-cut diamonds, set in platinum, onto a yellow gold double reeded shank, with scratched inventory marks 4984, 3.9, numbered 24290, circa 1910. Estimated total stone weight 4.60 carats. In our opinion the colour range is I to K and our opinion of the clarity is VS to SI.
Approximate weight: 8.2 grams
| item details | |
|---|---|
| Origin | American |
| Period | 1910s |
| Style | Edwardian |
| Condition | Good |
| Materials | Platinum |
| Gold | |
| Main Gemstone | Diamond |
| Main Gemstone Cut | Pear Cut |
| Emerald Cut | |
| Old Cut | |
| Main Gemstone Clarity | VS-SI |
| Ring Size | O½ |
| Main Gemstone Carat | 4.60 carats |
| Main Diamond Colour | I |
| Dimensions | Length 28.7mm, width 21.3mm |
Product REF: XAZ17626R1
