Victorian 2.65ct Fancy Cognac OLD MINE Diamond Cocktail Cluster Ring
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DR-2.65
$0.00 - $6,990.00
per item
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In the second quarter of the 19th century in the history of jewelry, there was a period of 'revived rococo' style, the golden age of the Second Rococo. Rococo jewelry was around from 1720 – 1740,then enjoyed a revival between 1820 and 1870. It was a new wave of style, making people expect the unexpected.
This Amazing example of late 19th century bright fancy Cognac color and white diamond cluster ring, circa 1870, the perfect example of French Revived Rococo style.
Extremely rare , and the most desirable by any true antique collector.
This breathtakingly beautiful CIRCA 1870s Authentic VICTORIAN European-MADE Flower shaped 14K Yellow Gold and Platinum Ring (tested).
The Center Diamond is an OLD MINE CUSHION Cut 1.25CT in Fancy Light Yellowish Brown (Bright Golden Cognac) color, SI1 clarity (eye clear).
It is surrounded with 9 OLD MINE cut Diamonds, estimated total weight is 1.40CT, G-H color, SI clarity overall.
Unusually HIGH Quality for that period! The ring is 14.03 mm in Diameter-HUGE!
This Amazing Cluster can be worn as an Engagement ring or as a right hand ring! Beautiful detailing, sits just right from the top of the finger (medium for your comfort)- 6.75mm.
The bands tappers from 3.35mm to 1.02mm on the bottom.
History right on your finger!
The weight is 3.9 grams.
Condition: The ring is in very good antique condition. Overall light wear commensurate with age and use. All diamonds are present and appear original, the center diamond is in great condition with no sign of wear to the girdle..Great Antique CONDITION tells us that most likely it was staying in one family without being sold and re-sold. The ring has being polished.
***Since we list antique and vintage items we try to make sure to identify any issues. However please go over the photos so you can assess any wear issues that would matter to you personally. Please note: gemstones may vary slightly in color tones from one computer to another.
Estimated retail is $13,000.00.
In the second quarter of the 19th century in the history of jewelry, there was a period of 'revived rococo' style, the golden age of the Second Rococo. Rococo jewelry was around from 1720 – 1740,then enjoyed a revival between 1820 and 1870. It was a new wave of style, making people expect the unexpected.
This Amazing example of late 19th century bright fancy Cognac color and white diamond cluster ring, circa 1870, the perfect example of French Revived Rococo style.
Extremely rare , and the most desirable by any true antique collector.
This breathtakingly beautiful CIRCA 1870s Authentic VICTORIAN European-MADE Flower shaped 14K Yellow Gold and Platinum Ring (tested).
The Center Diamond is an OLD MINE CUSHION Cut 1.25CT in Fancy Light Yellowish Brown (Bright Golden Cognac) color, SI1 clarity (eye clear).
It is surrounded with 9 OLD MINE cut Diamonds, estimated total weight is 1.40CT, G-H color, SI clarity overall.
Unusually HIGH Quality for that period! The ring is 14.03 mm in Diameter-HUGE!
This Amazing Cluster can be worn as an Engagement ring or as a right hand ring! Beautiful detailing, sits just right from the top of the finger (medium for your comfort)- 6.75mm.
The bands tappers from 3.35mm to 1.02mm on the bottom.
History right on your finger!
The weight is 3.9 grams.
Condition: The ring is in very good antique condition. Overall light wear commensurate with age and use. All diamonds are present and appear original, the center diamond is in great condition with no sign of wear to the girdle..Great Antique CONDITION tells us that most likely it was staying in one family without being sold and re-sold. The ring has being polished.
***Since we list antique and vintage items we try to make sure to identify any issues. However please go over the photos so you can assess any wear issues that would matter to you personally. Please note: gemstones may vary slightly in color tones from one computer to another.
Estimated retail is $13,000.00.
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