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Vintage (1970–1990) · Rings

18k White Gold Ring with baguette diamonds and a marquise-cut diamond

5 980 €

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Description

A natural marquise-cut diamond, also known as a navette cut, takes centre stage in this vintage ring. Estimated to weigh approximately 1 carat, this natural main stone has undergone no treatment. Its colour is estimated at G and its clarity is graded VS2. The main gemstone rests amidst a halo setting composed of baguette diamonds. These secondary stones are arranged to radiate outwards, forming a geometric corolla. The entire design is set on an 18K white gold mount with an openwork basket, elevating the stones on multiple levels thanks to intricately crafted prongs. It weighs 7.3 g and its ring size is 50. We offer complimentary resizing for this piece. Between 1970 and 1990, jewellery creation embraced bold volumes and highlighted optical effects born from the association of different gemstone cuts. Baguette diamond halos arranged in a fan-like pattern around an elongated central stone formed a recurring aesthetic structure of this era.

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Specifications

The stone

Stone
Diamond
Cut
Marquise (navette) cut
Weight
1 ctEstimated
Colour
G colourEstimated
Clarity
VS2 clarityEstimated
Nature
Natural
Treatment
Untreated
Secondary stones
baguette diamond surround

The jewel

Materials
18K white gold
Weight
7.3 g
Ring size
50
Resizing
Always complimentary, subject to technical feasibility: some antique pieces or settings cannot be modified without risk to the jewel, so each request is assessed case by case by our workshop. A jewel resized or engraved at your request is considered personalised under article L.221-28 3° of the French Consumer Code and is no longer eligible for withdrawal.

Provenance & era

Era
Vintage (1970–1990)
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