US Dollars
Georgian Era Diamond Solitaire Ring - 14k Gold & Silver Antique Rose .68ct
- SKU:
- Z3820
Description
Step back in time to the Georgian Era when you slip on this antique ring! Crafted in the 1840s - 1850s, this 14k yellow gold piece showcases a rose cut natural diamond solitaire held in an open cut sterling silver frame graced with milgrain accents.
This ring is a size 6 1/4, but it can be re-sized up 3 sizes for a $30 fee or down 3 sizes for a $25 fee. Once a ring is re-sized, we guarantee the work but we are unable to offer a refund on the sizing. Please contact for additional sizing options.
Metal Content: Guaranteed 14k Gold & Sterling Silver as tested
Stone Information:
Natural Diamond -
Clarity: VS2
Color: K
Cut: Rose
Carat: 0.68ct
Face Height (north to south): 7/16" (10.5mm)
Rise Above Finger: 1/4" (5.8mm)
Weight: 2.2 Grams
Please note, as can be common with any antique piece, there may be a bit of surface scratching and wear which can be seen in the photographs.
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