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Ring: modern platinum ring with large green sphene (titanite…

Starting price
€ 1 150
Auction dateClassic
23.03.2024 16:30UTC +02:00
Auctioneer
Karl-Heinz Cortrie GmbH
Event location
Germany, Hamburg
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ID 1174046
Lot 5094 | Ring: modern platinum ring with large green sphene (titanite…
Ring: modern platinum ring with large green sphene (titanite) and brilliant-cut diamonds, like new
Approx. Ø17mm, ring size 53, approx. 7.6g, solid handcrafted from platinum, heart setting in 18K yellow gold, the large heart-shaped sphene in the centre, faceted, eye-clean, 10 white brilliant-cut diamonds of fine quality on the shoulders, like new and unworn. The weight of the sphene of 3.7ct and the weight of the brilliant-cut diamonds are punched. The sphene is reminiscent of the Paraiba tourmaline in its luminosity. Its pleochroism (showing different colours when viewed from different angles) and its double refraction of light rays lead to a fire that hardly any other gemstone has and is comparable to brilliant-cut diamonds. ATTENTION: The price includes 19% VAT, which can be shown! For buyers with a delivery address outside the EU, this means that the price will be reduced by this tax.
Auction house category:Rings
Address of auction Karl-Heinz Cortrie GmbH
Süderstr. 282
20537 Hamburg
Germany
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