Mid-Century Diamond Ring in Platinum

Name: Mid-Century Diamond Ring in Platinum
SKU: 521418
Price: 19500.0 USD
Availability: InStock

Item RNG-521418

$19,500

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Centering on a bezel-set round brilliant diamond, within an millegrain detailed pierced setting, with full and single-cut diamonds, to the tapering band, all in platinum.
Accompanied by a GIA (Gemological Institute of America) report stating that the 3.13 carat round brilliant cut diamond is natural, J color, SI1 clarity, with good polish, good symmetry and no fluorescence.

Metal: Platinum
Gem Stone: Diamond 3.13 carats Round Brilliant cut J/SI1 GIA Report No. 2235772387
Gem Stone: Diamond 0.50 total carats J-K/VS - I1 round brilliant and single-cut
Design Era: Mid-Century
Circa: 1950-1960
Ring Size: 9.75
Measurements: Ring Top (North-South): 22.0 Inch; Band Width: 4.1 - 1.9 mm
Weight: 9.9 grams
Gemological Reports and Paperwork:

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In practice, we first look at the front and back of a bracelet, ring, brooch or watch, turning it over in our hands to see that the workmanship on the reverse is just as fine as the detail on the front. Using the jeweler’s important tool, the loupe, we look carefully at many different touch points including the precision with which diamonds are mounted in their settings, the manner in which gold or platinum links are connected to each other, the fineness of the material used, the flawlessness of the polish and the quality of the azuring - a difficult and refined aspect of metalwork.
If we have any doubts whatsoever as to authenticity, we submit the piece to the relevant firm, be it Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, Verdura, David Webb and others. We also request the original bill of sale, box and papers for those items most commonly faked such as Cartier Love brackets and VCA Alhambra pieces. And just as banks know their customers we, too, ensure we know enough about our clients to assure ourselves of their ownership and provenance.
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