Lot 123
An early 19th century silver and gold diamond single-stone ring.
Description
Condition Report
An early 19th century silver and gold diamond single-stone ring. Of bi-colour design, the cushion-shape diamond, weighing 2.88cts, within a collet setting, to the foliate engraved shoulders and tapered band. Accompanied by report number 20022970, dated 8th April 2015, from Anchorcert, stating that the diamond is G colour, I1 clarity. Weight 3.6gms.
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Purchasing information- Overall condition fair to good. Some surface wear and discolouration in keeping with age and general wear.
- Band shows evidence of repair and resize. Evidence of numerous alterations.
- Please see report for full details of the diamond.
- Diamond bright. Scattered dark needle-link inclusions located under the table and towards the girdle, alongside further scattered inclusions, visible to the unaided eye.
- Diamond in fair to good condition with a small nick to an upper girdle facet. Girdle has two large nicks/naturals, partially obscured by setting.
- Ring size N.
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