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ID 1492862
Lot 259 | Fancy Diamond-Ring
Estimate value
€ 400 000 – 600 000
HEMMERLE
Fancy Diamond-Ring.

Origin: Germany, Munich.
Date: 2008.
Material: 750/- yellow gold, brass, with hallmark.
Total Weight: ca. 28.0 g.
EU Ring Size: 55.5.
Diamonds: 1 diamond 15.28 ct., VS1, natural colour "Lime" (according to Hemmerle).
Gemstones: Two expert certificates on the diamond: GIA: 1 diamond in emerald-cut, 15.53 x 14.53 x 8.42 mm, 15.28 ct., fancy deep brownish greenish yellow/VS1, finish: good, symmetry: very good, fluore.
Organic Matter: GÜBELIN: 1 diamond in octagonal step-cut 15.51 x 14.50 x 8.42 mm, 15.27 ct., fancy intense greyish greenish-yellow/VS1, Politur: good, symmety: good, fluorescence: medium, blue.
Description: Signed 'HEMMERLE', 'GH'. Original leather case enclosed. Coloured Diamond Grading Report by GIA from March 2007 and diamond report by the GÜBELIN Gem Lab from December 2002.

Set in yellow gold and brass, the remarkable colour of the diamond is further accentuated. The grading of its colour quality means that its brownish-greenish yellow colour has a strong saturation and is therefore very deep, which makes it appear even more intense. Fancy feep and fancy intense diamonds are particularly sought after, as high colour intensity is rarely found in nature. The ring is a unique creation that can never be reproduced - and yet is instantly recognizable as a work by Hemmerle. The Munich-based family business is known for its exceptional craftsmanship and artistic integration of unconventional materials such as wood, aluminium, iron, and brass alongside classic precious metals. Brass becomes a key component of the design - inseparable from the piece itself. This interplay of contrasting materials results in a masterpiece: a ring that embodies contemporary elegance and timeless appeal, made for collectors with deluxe taste who value a discreet but refined design.
Manufactur:Hemmerle
Auction house category:Jewelry
Address of auction VAN HAM Kunstauktionen GmbH
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