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Antique & Modern Jewellery 18/09/2014
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Lot 228

An early 19th century silver and gold emerald and diamond cluster ring.

Description

Condition Report

An early 19th century silver and gold emerald and diamond cluster ring. The rectangular-shape emerald, within an old-cut diamond double surround, to the scrolling shoulders and plain band. Estimated total diamond weight 0.85ct. Approximate emerald dimensions: 8.8 by 7 by 5mms. Weight 8.8gms.

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    The lot is in good overall condition with light scratches in keeping with general wear. The band has been repaired/resized with slight discolouration and unevenness to the back of the band. Two small spherical additions to the inside of the band. The diamonds appear bright and well matched. Individual diamonds too small to accurately assess colour/clarity grades. Minor scattered inclusions. Please see important notices for purchasers in the catalogue and on our website for Coloured Gemstones. The emerald is in a partially closed back setting, the centre of the setting is open. The emerald appears a light, vibrant, medium slightly bluish green hue. Typical inclusions including surface reaching features. Minor-moderate abrasion to facet edges. Emerald possible replacement. Wear to the mount. Approximate ring size including the internal spheres, J.

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