A fine and impressive vintage 0.62 carat diamond and 18 carat white gold dress ring; part of our vintage jewellery/estate jewelry collections
DescriptionThis impressive vintage ballerina diamond ring has been crafted in 18ct white gold.
The impressive pierced decorated boat style frame displays a transitional modern brilliant round cut diamond eight claw set in relief to the centre of the stepped, geometric design.
The feature diamond is encircled by a six smaller eight-cut diamonds, individually four claw set to the multi-layered design.
The dodecagon design features alternating rounded and pointed corners.
The rounded cornered geometric segments are ornamented with channelled stripes.
The 18ct white gold shank has a multi-strand layered design which flares and divides at the shoulders.
The middle strands of the shank integrate into the elevated raised claw setting.
This vintage cocktail ring is supplied with an IDGL diamond grading report card.
This 1950s ring has been independently tested using state of the art technology (Niton XL2 Analyzer) and verified as 18ct gold.
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ConditionThis vintage diamond cluster ring is fine quality, set with very high colour graded and very high clarity graded diamonds.
The diamond ring is a very good gauge of gold and is in excellent condition.
Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this fine example of 1950s diamond jewellery.
Diamond QualityColour (average grades) G
Clarity (average grades) VS 2
Cut Transitional modern brilliant round/Eight
Content (total) 0.62 carat
Dimensions
Length of setting 1.55cm/0.61"
Width across setting 1.54cm/0.60"
Height of setting 1.02cm/0.40"
Ring SizeUK Size W 1/2
USA Size 11 3/8
The ring size may be professionally adjusted in size on request to meet your personal requirements.
Weight6.88 grams
Date: Circa 1950



