Art Deco single stone Burma ruby and diamond ring, French c.1920, set with a cushion cut 2.35ct ruby, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Art Deco single stone Burma ruby and diamond ring, French c.1920, set with a cushion cut 2.35ct ruby,
Price: More than £50,000
Ref No. 00684
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Description
between graduated single cut diamond line shoulders, a band of rose cut diamonds around the gallery, mounted in platinum, French assaymark to the shank, accompanied by AGL report 1087455 giving the Burma origin opinion and that the stone shows no gemmological evidence of heat treatment
Weight: 2.5g
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