April 16, 2024
14K ANTIQUE EMERALD SAPPHIRE DIAMOND KUNDAN DECO RING
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I have been Description: is one of the most gorgeous rings from my entire British India collection. As you may know I have been liquidating a fabulous collection of ethnic Hindu Indian jewelry for the past 3 years. This is real found treasure that was locked away for many decades until I was selected as the only ebay seller for this particular estate. I am surprised by beauty of the items that are sent to me from overseas. This one contains a cluster of sapphire, emeralds and diamonds. Its a gorgeous art deco design and you could wear it on any finger you like. You cant go wrong with this one, its a sweet modest piece as you can see with all genuine stones as always. The center sapphire is 5x6mm and bezel set without prongs so you get a clear view of the pretty blue stone. The oval sapphire is a very nice "AAA" grade with excellent transparency. The 10 diamonds total .15 carats, they are set into petals around the sapphire in the center. The channel set emeralds are very transparent and set into a bypass style shank on each side. All of the stones together total 1.44 carats and they are genuine for your bidding confidence. The emeralds are very gemmy in quality which means that t are no cloudiness in any of the stones. It weighs 3 grams of solid 14k gold and it is a size 7. This is a great keepsake from the my vault, it just needs
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