Vintage circa 1950s blue zircon and diamond ring in 18KT white gold, a round natural zircon of approximately 1.80 to 2.00 carats held in a tall claw setting between pierced floral shoulders set with diamonds.
The zircon is a bright blue green, cut round to show the strong dispersion that makes zircon flash with colour like a diamond. It sits high in a claw setting, and each shoulder is pierced and carved as a heart shaped flower set with small diamonds, tapering into a plain shank stamped 18CT.
Dimensions -
Ring size: UK N / US 6¾ / EU 54
Face: Approximately 2.4 x 2 cm
Weight: 4.4 grams
Specifications -
Period: Circa 1950s
Metal: 18KT white gold, stamped 18CT
Setting: Claw set, pierced floral shoulders
Zircon -
Cut: Round
Colour: Blue green
Total carat weight: Approximately 1.80 to 2.00 ct
Diamonds -
Total carat weight: Approximately 0.10 ct
Condition :
Very good condition. All stones present and secure. Light surface wear to the shank consistent with age.
Stone weights and grades are careful estimates taken from the mounted piece and are not laboratory certified.
Vintage circa 1950s blue zircon and diamond ring in 18KT white gold, a round natural zircon of approximately 1.80 to 2.00 carats held in a tall claw setting between pierced floral shoulders set with diamonds.
The zircon is a bright blue green, cut round to show the strong dispersion that makes zircon flash with colour like a diamond. It sits high in a claw setting, and each shoulder is pierced and carved as a heart shaped flower set with small diamonds, tapering into a plain shank stamped 18CT.
Dimensions -
Ring size: UK N / US 6¾ / EU 54
Face: Approximately 2.4 x 2 cm
Weight: 4.4 grams
Specifications -
Period: Circa 1950s
Metal: 18KT white gold, stamped 18CT
Setting: Claw set, pierced floral shoulders
Zircon -
Cut: Round
Colour: Blue green
Total carat weight: Approximately 1.80 to 2.00 ct
Diamonds -
Total carat weight: Approximately 0.10 ct
Condition :
Very good condition. All stones present and secure. Light surface wear to the shank consistent with age.
Stone weights and grades are careful estimates taken from the mounted piece and are not laboratory certified.
