April 16, 2024
14k MOGUL CARVED EMERALD DIAMOND FLOWER CLUSTER RING
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tHt This is a super fine piece from the British India estate from overseas, it is an awesome carved emerald and diamond cluster Moghul era ring with very interesting leaf carvings all around it. I can see this one on Liz Taylors hand from back in the day, its a classy piece for sure. No one has anything like this, not your local jewelry store, not the mall or pawn shops so bid to win. Celebrities have always set fashion trends and many have been buying the old rustic pieces like these. This is a real red carpet ring featuring very high quality emerald carvings and diamonds set into the shape of an oversized large flower. This is a must have if you like outrageous jewelry to make everyone envious of your jewelry collection. T are seven large carvings of bright emerald that are set into a large flower shape with diamonds and darker round emeralds set into yellow gold. These emeralds are mint green in color and have excellent transparency which is rare for emeralds. If you prefer the light colored emeralds you will love this one. All of the carvings have been checked and t are no repairs or cracks in any of the huge stones. The emerald carvings are roughly 7x5mm while the center stone is 8x10mm as the focal point. Remember that the pictures were taken outside which makes the emeralds look a little lighter than they are in person. This
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