Vintage 14K Lab Created Emerald Diamond Ring, 1980s Bold 14K Lab Emerald .25 CT Diamond Ring, Created Emerald Ring Size 8.75,Vintage Jewelry
$412.50 $550.00
Vintage 14K Lab Created Emerald Diamond Ring. Made in the 1980s, this bold ring of 14K yellow gold features a bezel-set bright green lab created emerald. This center stone is flanked with 14 bead set round brilliant cut diamonds. The ring is a size 8.75 and weighs 6.7 grams total. It is in good vintage condition, with minor surface wear commensurate with age.
ERA: Modern Vintage, 1980s
METAL/MATERIALS: 14 Karat Yellow Gold, Lab Created Emerald, Natural Diamonds
CENTER STONE: Emerald Cut Lab Created Emerald with estimated weight of approximately .85 CT
DIAMONDS: 14 Round Brilliant Cut Diamonds with combined total weight of approximately .25 CT
DIAMOND CLARITY: I1-I3
DIAMOND COLOR: I-J
HALLMARK: 14KP MAGICGLO, where the P stands for "plumb" meaning exactly 14K
MEASUREMENTS: Ring is 10.03 mm wide at head and tapers to 13.2 mm at the reverse
RING SIZE: 8.75
WEIGHT: 6.7 grams
CONDITION: Good vintage condition, with minor surface wear commensurate with age and no damage noted. Previously owned and worn.
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