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Lot 512
Fine Sabbadini diamond and ruby ring, the heart-shape diamond weighing approximately 5.29 carats, in rub-over setting, the bombe-shape bezel with invisibly set square cut rubies, on 18ct yellow gold shank, signed - Sabbadini. Accompanied by a GIA Gem Trade Laboratory Diamond Grading Report dated 5/02/94, stating the stone to weigh 5.29 carats, clarity grade SI2, colour grade J, together with a certificate from Sabbadini, Milano CONDITION REPORT The diamond report gives the measurements 11.73mm x 12.08mm x 6.38mm. Weight 5.29 carats. Florescence - none. Comments - pinpoints, internal grain line and surface grain lines are not shown. The certificate from Sabbadini gives a carat weight for the rubies of 6.08 carats. One ruby is chipped. General condition is good with wear commensurate with age and use. Ring size difficult to measure precisely as it has a wide bezel and shank. Approximately K - L. Total gross weight approximately 16.4 gramsPlease note that as a result of recent legislation ruby and jadeite gem stones of Burmese (Myanmar) origin may not be imported into the USA. Rubies and jadeite of non-Burmese origin require certification before import into the USA
Lot 516
Yellow gold ring, the wide band of bombe form, with pavé set yellow stones, probably yellow sapphires, band width 11mm. Ring size approximately N CONDITION REPORT Very good quality, stamped '18k' and marked with maker's mark which we have not been able to identify. The surface of the stones are worn. Total gross weight approximately 11.6 grams
Lot 517
Diamond pavé set ring, the wide band of bombe form, with pavé set brilliant cut diamonds in 18ct white gold setting. Ring size approximately M½ CONDITION REPORT Very good condition. Very good quality, stamped 18k and marked with maker's mark which we have not been able to identify / attribute. Well matched stones of good colour and clarity. Ring size very approximately M½ as it is difficult to be precise due to the width of the band. Band width approximately 7.5mm. Band depth approximately 3.1mm. Total gross weight approximately 8.5 grams
Lot 518
Fine diamond cocktail ring by Mario Buccellati, the impressive emerald cut diamond weighing 8.50 carats, colour grade J, clarity grade VS2, in rectangular rub-over setting, on a wide tapered band with openwork pierced half hoop surround set with nineteen brilliant cut diamonds and finely engraved foliate design with brushed finish to the band, mounted in 18ct white gold, signed - 'M. Buccellati, Italy'. Ring size approximately M. Accompanied by a GIA Diamond Grading Report dated 14th April 2015, stating the diamond to weigh 8.50 carats, colour - J and clarity - VS2. Provenance: Purchased from Christie's Geneva Magnificent Jewels 16th November 2000 CONDITION REPORT The GIA Certificate is dated April 14th 2015, giving the measurements 14.78mm x 10.53mm x 6.37mm. Carat weight 8.50 carats. Colour grade - J. Clarity grade - VS2. Florescence none. The ring was purchased from Christie's Sale of Magnificent Jewels in Geneva 16th November 2000 and we believe CHF 129,250 ($75,064) was paid. Fine quality craftsmanship, signed on inside of shank. Very good condition. Total gross weight approximately 18.1 grams
Lot 538
Diamond dress ring in the manner of Buccellati, the wide band set with a line of seven baguette cut diamonds flanked by a pierced border of brilliant cut diamonds, on yellow gold tapered shank with brushed finish. Estimated total diamond carat weight approximately 2.50 carats. Ring size approximately N
Lot 539
Diamond set band ring, the half hoop with three baguette cut diamonds on an interwoven design of brilliant cut diamonds, mounted in 18ct white gold. Ring size approximately L CONDITION REPORT There are two stones missing - visible from the additional images online. No hallmarks, shank stamped 750. Minute chips to the baguette cut stones. Total gross weight 9.5 grams
Lot 548
Impressive diamond and gold ring by David Webb, of crossover design, set with two pavé set diamond bombe plaques, with further brilliant cut diamonds to the gold openwork shoulders with feathered design, mounted in platinum and 18k gold, signed - 'Webb for David Webb'. Estimated total diamond weight approximately 11 carats. Provenance: Purchased from Christie's New York Sale of Magnificent Jewels Monday 14th and 15th April 2003. Lot 86. Formerly the property of a Californian collector CONDITION REPORT Estimated total diamond weight of 5.66 carats to each side (approximately 11 carats +/- in total), based on the diameter of the stones as it is not possible to measure the depth of the stones. Estimated colour grade H / I. Estimated clarity VS2 / SI1. Ring size approximately M, although difficult to measure exactly. Total gross weight approximately 28.4 grams. Stamped '18k' and 'Plat', signed
Lot 590
Of Waterloo Interest: Rare Georgian gold (18ct) memorial ring with roped border and cast 'In Memory Of' to the outside and finely script engraved to the inside 'Lt. Gen'l Sir Thos. Picton G.C.B. died 18th June 1815 Aged 57' (hallmarked 1815), 10mm deep. Ring size Q. Provenance: Lt. General Sir Thomas Picton G.C.B. was the highest ranking officer killed at the Battle of Waterloo. He famously led his troops into battle in a top hat and tailcoat and was killed by a musket ball wound to his temple whilst leading a successful bayonet charge. The Duke of Wellington called him 'a rough foul-mouthed devil as ever lived' but valued him. This rare memorial ring may have been part of a limited number given to the senior mourners at Picton's funeral or made for a close family member, such as his brother John Picton (1767 - 1837)
Lot 591
Fine quality Georgian gold (18ct) black enamel and seed pearl memorial ring with cast floral borders, the outside inscribed 'In Memory of J. H. H.' and inscribed inside 'Johann Herman Harbusch Obt. 11 Mar 1824 age 76'. Ring size T½. Provenance: Johann Herman Harbusch was a London-based sugar refiner of German extraction, who left in his will of 1824 the sum of £3,000 each to his nephew and two nieces - a fortune CONDITION REPORT In excellent condition, large size. Enamel in very good condition, very minor chips/blemishes but nothing noticeable. A wonderful ring. Total gold weight approx 6.9 grams
Lot 596
Georgian yellow metal oval brooch with beaded border and painted ivory miniature of a wistful lady resting on an anchor, looking out to sea with ship in background, with folding ring and pin backing, 40mm x 30mm CONDITION REPORT Very good condition. Miniature in perfect condition. Some surface dirt under the glass. The gold / yellow metal bezel has some discolouration to the join / seam visible at the 3 o'clock position. Frame and mount in good condition with wear commensurate with age
Lot 615
Late Victorian diamond and ruby five stone ring with three old cut diamonds and two mixed cut rubies with rose cut diamond accents to the claws, in carved gold scroll setting. Estimated total diamond weight approximately 0.75 carats. Ring size L CONDITION REPORT Please note that as a result of recent legislation ruby and jadeite gem stones of Burmese (Myanmar) origin may not be imported into the USA. Rubies and jadeite of non-Burmese origin require certification before import into the USA
Lot 617
Diamond cluster ring, the pear-shape cluster centred with a pear cut diamond estimated to weigh approximately 1.02 carats, surrounded by twelve brilliant cut diamonds, in white gold (18ct) setting. Ring size M½ CONDITION REPORT Centre stone measures 8.27mm x 5.53mm, depth 3.45mm. Calculated weight approximately 1.02 carats. Estimated colour I / J. Clarity estimated VS2 / SI1. Girdle rough with very minute chips. The surrounding stones measure approximately 2mm diameter. Estimated to weigh 0.30 carats in total. Estimated colour I / J. Estimated clarity SI - I1. Shank stamped 18ct. Tests as 18ct white gold. Total gross weight approximately 4.21 grams
Lot 619
Gentlemen's diamond single stone ring, the old European cut diamond estimated to weigh approximately 0.75 carats, in heavy gold eight claw setting, London 1927. Ring size S½ CONDITION REPORT Diamond measures approximately 6.21 to 6.22mm diameter. Depth 3.06. Calculated weight approximately 0.75 carats. Estimated colour F / G. Clarity I3. Heavily included. Good clear hallmarks. Setting in good condition commensurate with age. Total gross weight approximately 6.73 grams
Lot 639
Late Victorian opal ring, the oval opal cabochon measuring approximately 10.3mm x 9.8mm, in a rub-over setting, on gold (18ct) shank. Ring size L½ CONDITION REPORT Very good condition condition. Opal has surface scratches but displays a good colour. Setting in good condition, shank also good, no signs of re-sizing
Lot 650
Victorian emerald and diamond seven stone ring with three rectangular cut emeralds interspaced by four old cut diamonds in gold claw setting. Ring size L½ CONDITION REPORT Shank not hallmarked but is stamped 18. Tests as 18ct approximately. Diamonds approximately 2.5mm diameter each. Good colour and clarity. Emeralds - two are in good condition. One is chipped. Some minor abrasions / small chips to the edges. Setting in good condition. Wear commensurate with age. No obvious signs of re-sizing. Total gross weight approximately 3.9 grams. Circa 1890 / 1900
Lot 668
Victorian gold (18ct) diamond Gypsy ring (Chester 1895). Ring size K, early 20th century 'Southern Star' brooch, Edwardian ruby and diamond bar brooch, pearl bar brooch, pair simulated pearl earrings and a dress stud CONDITION REPORT Please note that as a result of recent legislation ruby and jadeite gem stones of Burmese (Myanmar) original may not be imported into the USA. Rubies and jadeite of non-Burmese original required certification before import into the USA
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