Antique 14K White Gold Three Diamond Engagement Ring, 1920s 14K Filigree Diamond Ring, .20CT Edwardian Three Diamond Ring, Vintage Jewelry
$651.03 $930.05
Antique 14K White Gold Three Diamond Engagement Ring. Made in the 1920s, this gorgeous 14K white gold filigree Edwardian ring features three round transitional cut natural diamonds bead set in illusion heads with milgrain edge detail. The intricate filigree of the ring mounting features flowers and scrolls. Three diamonds are so symbolic - past, present, future or yours, mine, ours; making this a great engagement ring or anniversary gift. In very good vintage condition, with no damage noted.
ERA: Edwardian, 1920s
METAL/MATERIAL: 14K White Gold
STONES: 3 Transitional Cut Natural Diamonds with combined weight, as estimated by measurement, of approximately .20 CT
DIAMOND CLARITY: VS1-VS2
DIAMOND COLOR: F-G. One end stone end strongly fluoresces blue.
HALLMARKS/HISTORY: 14K on inside of shank
CONDITION: Very Good Vintage Condition, with no damage noted. Previously owned and worn.
RING SIZE: 6
MEASUREMENTS: 8.5 mm wide at head, tapering to 1.7 mm at reverse of shank
WEIGHT: 2.4 grams
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