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Lot 273
A FIVE STONE EMERALD AND DIAMOND RING, the three graduated square cut emeralds with two brilliant cut diamonds between each of approximately 0.25cts to open shoulders and plain white shank stamped Plat., size P (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)One end emerald badly chipped on table, diamonds quite white, 3.3g
Lot 301
AN EMERALD AND DIAMOND CLUSTER RING, the oval facet cut emerald claw set to a border of twelve round brilliant cut diamonds each of approximately 0.06cts, to a plain 18ct gold shank, Birmingham 1981, size O (Illustrated) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)5.6g gross, sponsor's mark CRF, also stamped PLAT, good
Lot 1734
A 9CT GOLD AND TIGER'S EYE PENDANT AND FURTHER JEWELLERY (QTY)Comprising; the tiger's eye pendant designed as a tortoise, a 14ct gold and colourless gem set heart shaped pendant, another heart shaped pendant, a colourless gem set ring, a pair of pear shaped emerald ear studs, two pairs of 9ct gold mounted hoop shaped earrings, and various silver and other jewellery, to include bracelets, rings, pairs of earrings, neckchains, pendants and a quantity of other items.
Lot 1748
THREE GOLD AND GEM SET RINGS AND ANOTHER RING (4)Comprising; a 9ct gold and sapphire three stone ring, Edinburgh 1982, ring size M and a half, a gold and sapphire set three stone ring, detailed 9ct, ring size R, a 9ct gold and emerald three stone gypsy ring, London 1984, ring size N, combined gross weight 6.1 gms, and a gold and silver colourless gem set crossover ring.Condition Report: (In the order of the text)Ring 1: In good conditionRing 2: In good conditionRing 3: The emeralds are of medium to pale colour saturation and have a few internal inclusions. One emerald has a surface chip towards the edge of the stone. Ring 4: there is a little bit of wear to the pastes, otherwise good condition.
Lot 1798
A SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND RINGClaw set with the emerald cut sapphire to the centre, between baguette diamond set five stone ridged sides and with circular cut diamond set shoulders, (note: sizing beads to the band), ring size K, gross weight 3.4 gms, with a caseCondition Report: There is some wear to the facet edges of the sapphire. There is some wear to the sides of the mount. The claws are showing signs of wear. The size of the sapphire 7.3mm; 7.1mm. Depth of sapphire 4mm. The diamonds appear to be attractive clear white stones. Suggested age of the ring is 1920-1940. It is unlikley that the sapphire has been treated. The ring would benefit from careful professional cleaning. There are some surface reaching inclusions to one corner of the sapphire.
Lot 1808
A GOLD, CABOCHON EMERALD AND DIAMOND THREE STONE RING AND ANOTHER RING (2)The first mounted with an oval cabochon emerald between two circular cut diamonds, detailed 750 18K, ring size M and a half, the second mounted with an oval cabochon sapphire between circular cut diamonds, detailed 18K 18K, ring size M. Combined gross weight 9.3 gms.
Lot 1816
A GOLD RING CLAW SET WITH A CUT CORNERED RECTANGULAR STEP CUT EMERALDDetailed 18K, ring size N, gross weight 3.2 gms.Condition report: the emerald has a few natural inclusions but probably has 90% translucency. The emerald is in good condition. There is a surface reaching inclusion by one edge near to the claw. Otherwise there are only one or two very tiny edge nicks. The ring has not seen much wear. The emerald is of medium to pale colour saturation.
Lot 1850
A GOLD, EMERALD AND DIAMOND NINE STONE HALF HOOP RINGClaw set with five circular cut emeralds, alternating with four circular cut diamonds, detailed 18 K, ring size M, gross weight 3.8 gmsCondition Report: The diamonds are attractive white stones with one or two internal inclusions. The emeralds are of medium colour saturation and generally have a few internal inclusions. The ring is in overall good condition and would benefit from cleaning. There are no chips to the gemstones.
Lot 290
Gemporia - A Zambian emerald and white zircon ring, with three Zambian emeralds (total 1.200 carats) and ten white zircon (total 0.150 carats), in 9 carat yellow gold; a Zambian emerald ring, with one Zambian emerald (0.400 carats, treated), in 9 carat yellow gold; another Zambian emerald ring, with three Zambian emeralds (total 0.400 carats, treated), in 9 carat yellow gold; a Colombian emerald ring, with one Colombian emerald (0.200 carats, treated), in 9 carat yellow gold; and a 'Cherry Blossom' morganite ring, with seven 'Cherry Blossom' morganites (total 0.670 carats), in 9 carat rose gold; sizes L to N, with Ltd Ed Certs.
Lot 541
13th-15th century AD. A gold finger ring with D-section hoop, floral designs in raised relief at the shoulders, 'pyramidal' bezel set with a dark green glass or emerald cabochon at the apex. Cf. Chadour, A.B., Rings. The Alice and Louis Koch Collection, volume I, Leeds, 1994, for comparable examples; cf. Portable Antiquities Scheme Database, KENT-5DD1D6, for a comparable ring. 2.00 grams, 23.82mm overall, 17.13mm internal diameter (approximate size British O, USA 7, Europe 14.98, Japan 14) (3/4"). Property of an English collector; acquired from John Moor, York, UK, in the late 1990s; accompanied by an independent specialist report and valuation by graduate gemmologist and jewellery expert Anna Rogers, GIA GG, BA, Gem-A, ref. no.168701/07/12/2020; this lot has been checked against the Interpol Database of stolen works of art and is accompanied by AIAD certificate number no. 10463-168701. This form of finger ring rose to popularity in the middle of the 12th century and continued to be produced into the 15th century. [A video of this lot can be viewed on the Timeline Auctions website] Very fine condition.
Lot 125
3rd century AD. A pair of gold earrings, each composed of a hook terminating in a gold plate with claws which clasp a polygonal emerald crystal. See Marshall, F.H., Catalogue of the Jewellery Greek, Etruscan & Roman in the Departments of Antiquities British Museum, Oxford, 1969, no.2638, for a comparative example of similarly earrings. 3.37 grams total, 18-21mm (3/4 - 1"). Property of a gentleman from Vienna; from his private collection formed since 1970. While gold was the most highly valued metal, emeralds were one of the most valued stones in antiquity. They were prized not only for their rich green colour and connections to fertility, but also for their perceived healing properties. According to Pliny the Elder, Roman jewellers would often sooth their strained eyes by looking at or through emeralds while they worked. [2] For this specific lot, 5% import VAT is applicable on the hammer price Fine condition.
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