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Click here to subscribeA three stone diamond ring,with diamond set shoulders with three graduated old brilliant cut diamonds, double claw set in white collets. Open chenier shoulders, each grain set with four eight cut diamonds to a plain shank. Box by Chambers of Colchester. Marked 18ct PLAT. 2.59g.Finger size Q½
A three stone diamond crossover ring,with diamond set shoulders, with three graduated brilliant cut diamonds, all claw set in white rex collets. Solid gold crossover shoulders faced in platinum, each one grain set with three, eight cut diamonds to a plain gold shank, in a ring case by Bravingtons. Marked 18ct.Finger size Q
An Art Deco single stone diamond ring,with diamond set shoulders, with an old brilliant cut diamond, estimated as approximately 0.58ct, four claw set to a square collet. A baguette cut diamond rub set in a portrait position to each side, with a baguette cut diamond rub set to each shoulder. Flat section open shoulders to a flat section shank. Indistinctly marked 'PLAT'. 7.30g. Diamond assessed as approximately:Colour: I/JClarity: P2/P3Finger size S
A gold Art Deco two stone tourmaline and diamond fingerline ring, c.1925,a rectangular head composed of two rectangular, buff top, tourmalines, with a row of four old eight cut diamonds, grain set in white between. Shallow chenier gallery to solid shoulders and a plain shank. '7432' hand engraved to the underside of the shoulder. Maker's mark indistinct. Tested and valued as 18ct gold.Finger size O
A single stone diamond ring, c.1930,with diamond set shoulders. An old brilliant cut diamond, estimated as approximately 2.03ct, six claw set to a plain collet with a two-row underbezel. Flat section shoulders, each milligrain set with three old eight cut diamonds to a plain shank. 2.97g. Tested as platinum. Diamond assessed as approximately:Colour: F/GClarity: SI1/SI2Finger size K
An 18ct gold single stone diamond ring,with a brilliant cut diamond estimated as approximately 0.87ct, eight claw set to a white 'C' scroll collet. Yellow underbezel, open chenier shoulders and a plain shank, London 1981. Diamond assessed as approximately:Colour: E/FClarity: SI2/P1Finger size L
A white gold three stone diamond ring,with a central brilliant cut diamond, estimated as approximately 0.89ct, and a brilliant cut diamond, estimated as approximately 0.45ct, to each side. All claw set to rex collets with open shoulders and a plain shank. Tested as approximately 18ct white gold. 3.70g. Central diamond assessed as approximately:Colour: F/GClarity: P2/P3Finger size J
A pair of gold and amethyst drop earrings, c.1900,with a circular mixed cut amethyst, claw set at the top, a section of trace chain below, culminating in a pear cut amethyst, all claw set to a fine gallery and later screw fittings, earrings marked 9ct, 25mm long,together with a Victorian gold cabochon garnet strapwork pendant drop,later converted to a brooch, with hand engraved scroll decoration, brooch 30 x 19mm, anda Victorian amethyst and doublet three stone gold ring,with hand engraved shoulders.Finger size K (4)
A platinum three stone diamond Tiffany ring,with a central pear cut diamond of 1.01ct. The diamond claw set to a tapered collet with a smaller pear cut diamond, claw set to each side, open shoulders to a plain shank. Signed 'Tiffany', marked PT950. Numbered 21871753. Engraved 'Tiffany', with case and outer box. Accompanied by a Tiffany folder with Tiffany report and grades of:Colour: GClarity: VVS1 (paperwork)Finger size P
A pair of platinum single stone diamond earrings,with a brilliant cut diamond, estimated as approximately 0.18ct, rub set in a textured collet. A recessed textured surround with an irregular raised border with matching textured finish to post and butterfly fittings. Butterflies marked 750. 10.2mm diameter, 4.52g (2)
A VICTORIAN SCOTTISH PRESENTATION TROWEL with a mounted ivory handle, the blade inscribed "Presented by Baillie Kennedy and used by Hugh Kirkwood Esq., Killermont on the occasion of his laying the Foundatin stone of Partick Bridge 24th Nov.1877" above an engraving of the bridge, maker's mark of "Alexander", for William Alexander & Son, Glasgow 1877 (original fitted case); 11" (28 cms) long
A graduated diamond five-stone ring: with old-cut diamonds, the principal diamond approximately 6.5mm long x 6.2mm wide x 4mm deep and estimated to weigh 1.30cts in curtain claw setting, the shank stamped '18ct' and 'PLAT', total diamond weight approximately 2.5cts, 2.5gms gross weight, ring size N.
A French ivory and painted brise fan: the leaf painted in gouache with a classical Roman scene with figures by stone columns in a landscape, the guards and sticks carved and pierced with figures, buildings, flowers and latticework, late 18th/early 19th century, 51 cm wide in glazed display case.
An emerald and diamond three-stone ring: the rectangular emerald approximately 7.1mm long x 6.3mm wide x 4mm deep and estimated to weigh 1.25cts in a four-claw setting between circular, brilliant-cut diamonds each approximately 0.50ct and in curtain claw settings, the shank stamped 'PLAT', 3.5gms gross weight, ring size M.
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