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Cushion-cut diamond (2.82 carats) and platinum ring, with four baguettes on the shoulders (approximately 1 carat).
English, ca. 1900
$38,000
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1.43 ct round brilliant-cut diamond engagement ring, set in an open-work and milgrain pavé diamond and platinum setting.
American, ca. 1910
Center stone I color VS1 clarity
$19,500
Edwardian old-mine cushion cut diamond ring set in platinum with baguette shoulders.
English, ca. 1910
(2.06 cts E VS2)
$32,000
Cushion-cut diamond ring set in platinum with diamond shoulders.
English, ca. 1950.
(4.07 cts)
$65,000
Asscher-cut diamond engagement ring set in platinum, with baguette and milgrain diamond shoulders.
American, ca. 1925
(2.40 cts G VS1 GIA Cert.)
$39,000
Edwardian old-mine cushion cut diamond ring set in platinum with baguette shoulders.
English, ca. 1910
(2.06 cts E VS2)
$32,000
Antique brilliant-cut diamond ring with baguette and tear drop diamond shoulders, set in platinum.
American, ca. 1915.
(center stone approx. 1.5 cts)
$19,000
Cushion-cut diamond bombé ring set in platinum.
English, ca. 1900
Diamond approximately 1.5 carats, remaining diamonds approximately 1 carat
$19,500
Art Deco emerald-cut diamond ring with trapezoidal diamond shoulders, all bordered by round diamonds, set in platinum.
English, ca. 1930
(approx. 3 cts total)
$22,500
Victorian three stone ring set with an oval alexandrite and two old European cut diamonds, set in a carved gold mount.
Alexandrite is a rare, color-changing form of chrysoberyl. Depending on the light source, the stone changes color, ranging from green to red. Discovered in the emerald mines of Russia’s Ural Mountains in 1830, the stone was named after the young Alexander II, as it was discovered on the future czar’s twelfth birthday. The stone’s colors coincidentally matched the colors of the Russian Imperial Guard, and so it became the national stone of Imperial Russia. Natural alexandrite is quite rare. Primarily found in Russia, deposits were also later found in Sri Lanka and Brazil.
English, ca. 1890.
$42,000
Unusually large cushion-cut aquamarine weighing approx. 22.50 carats with three baguette diamonds on each side. Mounted in a platinum cathedral setting with a scroll motif in the gallery and split prongs.
American, ca. 1950.
$32,000
Sculptural citrine and 18k gold necklace with matching ring.
David Thomas, London, ca. 1960.
Length: 26 inches with 3 inch long pendant
$40,000
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