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Lot 183
Pair of 18k Yellow Gold & Silver Diamond Ruby Earrings. The earrings are made of 18k yellow gold with safe clasps and posts. They are flower shape with center claw setting of SI-1 clarity H-color diamonds in total weight of 0.10ct and 8 rubies in total weight of 0.80ct. The rims of the earrings are silver set with a total of 40 old mine cut diamonds in total weight of about 1ct. Marked - 750 for 18k gold. 18mm x 18mm / 0.7in X 0.7in. 11.3gr / 0.36oz.
Lot 188
Carl Faberge 14k Gold Diamond, Emerald and Ruby Brooch. Set with a large opaque oval cabochon emerald (17x12mm). 34 emeralds around the main stone (1mm each - about 0.20ct). 18 oval rubies (3x4mm each - about 2.7ct). 57 diamonds - about 1.15ct. 2 cabochon opaque emeralds (4 and 5mm). Marked - 56 (Russian 14k gold mark) and Carl Faberge initials in Cyrillic. Fitted box. Length: 87mm / 3.42in. Max width: 35mm / 1.37in. 21.56gr / 0.69oz.
Lot 407
Silver Plated 3 Ruby Glass Bottles Tantalus, Circa 1880. Whisky, Brandy and Gin bottles, each with a glass topper and vine leaves ornaments. The stand is centered with a large carrying handle, the rim is made with fruiting floral ornaments and set on three supports. Marked with English silverplate marks. Height - 44cm / 17.3in.
Lot 39
A Burmese ruby and diamond ring, composed of a cushion-cut ruby to a surround of round brilliant-cut diamonds within a platinum setting, ruby 2.60 carat total, diamonds approx. 1.20 carat total, ring size N/O Accompanied by a SSEF certificate stating that the origin of this ruby is Burma and there is no indications of heat treatment, dated 26th September 2014, numbered 76678 A ruby from Burma is famous for its exceptional colouring, and has traditionally produced the finest Rubies. The most preferred colour is a deep blood red with a slightly bluish hue. Burmese Ruby rarely exceeds several carats. A fine Burmese Ruby can command more than an equally fine diamond of equal carat weight. The allure of these rare gems have enthralled collectors and admirers for Centuries. The unique combination of rutile inclusions, natural fluorescence and rich body colour results in a splendid and beautiful rare gemstone.
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