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Bursting with color and pattern, this vintage ring utilizes amethysts of exceptional hue and saturation. Nine is the number and they add up to a mouthwatering 3.15 carats.
Each is an oval faceted gemstone of about 6 x 4 mm. Four brilliant cut diamonds are set in a square form between, each of .05 carats for a total of .20 carats (color H-I, clarity VS2-SI1).
The setting is in 14k yellow gold, with the diamond prongs of platinum. American, it dates to circa 1980.
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Date: Circa 1980.
Measurements: 3/4 of an inch (1.9 cm) in length north to south on the hand and rises 1/4 of an inch (0.6 cm) in height off the finger. Weight of 5.6 grams.
Hallmarks: 14k, Plat and maker's mark.
Condition: Excellent.
Origin: American.
Watch the Video!
Bursting with color and pattern, this vintage ring utilizes amethysts of exceptional hue and saturation. Nine is the number and they add up to a mouthwatering 3.15 carats.
Each is an oval faceted gemstone of about 6 x 4 mm. Four brilliant cut diamonds are set in a square form between, each of .05 carats for a total of .20 carats (color H-I, clarity VS2-SI1).
The setting is in 14k yellow gold, with the diamond prongs of platinum. American, it dates to circa 1980.
