Antique Edwardian Mixed Metals Four Old European Diamond Engagement Ring
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Antique Edwardian Mixed Metals Four Old European Diamond Engagement Ring
DJP Jewelers - Galleria
2401 Fountain View Dr. #100
Houston TX 77057
United States
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Gender: Ladies
Metal Type: White Gold, Palladium, Silver
Ring Size: 6
Width: 9.30 mm tapering to 1.90 mm
Total weight: 5.12grams
Ladies handmade filigreed, textured, palladium, silver and white gold four-across, diamond edwardian (1901-1920) engagement ring with a half round shank, with sizing balls. The metals were tested and determined to be palladium, silver and white gold. Engraved with "154".
Antique in good condition. Signs of wear are consistent with age.
4-Prong Set with:
Four (4) old European cut natural diamonds:
*Measurements: 4.00mm - 4.50mm in diameter x ~2.98mm in depth.
*Weight Range: 0.284 ct. - 0.405 ct.
*Total Carat Weight: 1.70 ct.
*Color: G - L
*Clarity: VS1 - SI2
*Polish: Good
*Symmetry: Fair
Prong Set with:
Twenty-two (22) single cut natural diamonds:
*Measurements: 1.10mm - 1.20mm in diameter x ~0.70mm in depth.
*Weight Range: 0.006 ct. - 0.008 ct.
*Estimated Total Weight: 0.150 ct.
*Color: G - H
*Clarity: SI1 - SI2
*Polish: Good
*Symmetry: Fair
TOTAL WEIGHTS:
*Total weight of diamond(s):~1.85 ctw.
SKU: 168138
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