April 16, 2024
Crisp Vintage Diamond Filigree Lattice Ring 14K 8.6grms
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TO PAY BY CREDIT CARD PLEASE CLICK ON THE SECURE LINK ABOVE FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING Welcome to Burgin Rarities! Please E-mail us with any questions. Happy Bidding! Jim & Nina Take advantage of our layaway plan. Only 1/3 down and pay off in four months with no interest on any purchase of one or more items totaling $200.00. To reward you, our loyal buyers we are reducing your shipping fees to FREE and International shipping to $15 You can combine as many items as you like within 7 days. Crisp Vintage Diamond Filigree Lattice Ring 14K 8.6grms This exceptional example of vintage craftsmanship is beautifully done in 14K yellow gold. T is one large round brilliant cut diamond in the center adorned by 6 additional round brilliant cut diamonds. The large center diamond is a striking gem estimated to be .30 carat. It is estimated to be very clean VS in clarity and HI in color (near colorless). It is extremely brilliant!! The rest of the splendid diamonds are SI-1-2 in clarity and HI in color. These are NEAR COLORLESS diamonds!! They just sparkle away!! They are set into a pretty filigree lattice mounting and the total diamond weight is estimated to be .60 carat. This piece is in cherished condition. Its lovely face measures 15.2mm (5/8") vertically and the center diamond is raised 4mm high. Fitted for a size 8 finger (sizeable), it weighs
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