April 16, 2024
Lot 14K & 10K Gold & Diamond Jewelry 39.1 grams Scrap?
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You are bidding on a Huge Lot of Vintage 14K & 10K Gold Jewelry. The lot has 14 grams of 10K and 25.1 grams of 14K, it also includes diamond rings and Aquamarines. The lot includes the following:1- Large 10K Yellow Gold Mens Glass Ring dated 1950, this ring is missing a stone. Weights 10.7 grams1- 10K Yellow Gold Band Weights 1.0 grams1-10K Yellow Gold & Aquamarine Ring, size 6. It has one large Aquamarine that measures 5/16" tall by 3/16" wide and 6 small that measure 1/8" oval. Weights 2.3 grams. This is a beautiful Ring.1 Pair of 14K Gold Vintage Earrings, these earrings measure 1" long with screw backs. Weights 2.8 grams2- Antique 14K Gold Mens Bands that have a design in them that has slightly worn with age. They weight 6.5 grams 1- Ladies 14K Yellow Gold & Diamond Ring (Engagement) 20 small approx. 1 point each diamonds and one 2 1/2- 3 points (guessing) it weights 4.8 grams. Size 7 1/2. 1- Mens 14K White Gold Ring, this one has no stone. It weights 8.2 grams.1- Ladies 14K Yellow Gold with 2- 1 point diamonds. This band weights 1.4 grams.1- 14K Yellow Gold & Aquamarine Pendant. Stone Measures 7/16" tall by 3/8" wide , weights 1.5 grams. Most of the Jewelry in this lot is Vintage and has not been polished or cleaned. I am not a jeweler and have described this lot to the best of my ability. I do not refund on Diamonds. Please
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