Lot 0253
14K White Gold Aquamarine and Diamond Cocktail Ring
Estimate: 12000-15000€
14K White Gold Aquamarine and Diamond Ring
A striking 14K white gold ring set with a large emerald-cut aquamarine in four claw mounts, flanked by two round brilliant-cut diamonds. The ring has a bold mid-century cocktail-ring presence, the impressive rectangular aquamarine elevated in an openwork setting that allows the stone’s light blue tone and transparency to show to full effect.
The shank is stamped 14K. An accompanying 2008 appraisal describes the center stone as a natural aquamarine of approximately 50.00 carats, measuring about 20.0 × 16.5 mm, with two round brilliant-cut diamonds totaling approximately 0.70 carat, graded H color, VS clarity, and gives a then retail appraisal of $5,800.
Material: 14K white gold
Stones: emerald-cut aquamarine, two round brilliant-cut diamonds
Aquamarine measurement: approx. 20.0 × 16.5 mm
Weight: 12.5 g
Condition: visible wear consistent with age and use. Sold as viewed.
Comparable: Freeman’s, Boutique Jewels and Luxury Accessories, 14 June 2023, Lot 3, A Ladies Platinum and Aquamarine Diamond Ring, Price Realized: USD 17,640.
Starting price: 10000€
Estimate: 12000-15000€
Hammer Price: €
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Accompanied by an older handwritten gemmological note in Estonian. According to this note, the piece was described as set with opal matrix, pearls, rubies, a garnet, a blue sapphire, and small diamonds; this attribution is not independently confirmed and should be treated as provisional pending modern gemmological examination.
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Material:
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Stones (per certificates):
Ring: approx. 7.19 ct total, including approx. 5.19 ct treated fancy vivid yellow diamond and approx. 2.00 ct accent diamonds
Earring: approx. 2.02 ct canary (enhanced) diamond
Size / Dimensions:
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Earring stone measurement: approx. 6.20 mm
Weight:
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Pendant length: approx. 2¼ in. / approx. 5.7 cm
Chain length: approx. 20 in. / approx. 50.8 cm
Weight: approx. 28.7 g
Auction Comparison:
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