Cocktailring mit rosafarbenen Turmalinen, Saphiren und Brillanten - photo 1
Cocktailring mit rosafarbenen Turmalinen, Saphiren und Brillanten - photo 2

Cocktailring mit rosafarbenen Turmalinen, Saphiren und Brillanten

Starting price
€ 1 800
Auction dateClassic
24.11.2023 14:00UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Auktionshaus Kaupp GmbH
Event location
Germany, Sulzburg
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ID 1084448
Lot 1042 | Cocktailring mit rosafarbenen Turmalinen, Saphiren und Brillanten
Cocktailring mit rosafarbenen Turmalinen, Saphiren und Brillanten
March, Singapur 21. Jh. RG 18 Kt. Runde, verso à jour gearbeitete, ornamentale Schauseite, besetzt mit acht Rubellitcabochons von zus. 5,292 ct um eine zentrale Pavé von 23 Diamant-Brillanten sowie blattförmig entouriert von ca. 300 Diamant-Brillanten von zus. 1,069 ct VS-SI, Weiß, und von 48 rosafarbenen Saphiren im Brillantschliff von zus. ca. 0,18 ct. Feingehaltsstempel, Herstellermarke und Steingewichtsstempel (Brillanten und Rubellite).
Ringgröße 53,5. 19,2 gr.
Der Turmalin war schon in der Antike bekannt, wird aber erst nach 1700 in Europa verwendet. Das Wort Turmalin geht auf das singhalesische Wort «turamali» zurück, was so viel bedeutet wie «Stein mit gemischten Farben». Heute haben sich im Handel verschiedene Bezeichnungen für die unterschiedlichen Farbvarietäten etabliert. So werden unter anderem die Steine von Rosa bis Rot als Rubellit und die grünen Steine als Verdelith bezeichnet.

Zustandsbericht:
Sehr guter Zustand.
Auction house category:Jewels and exquisite jewellery
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