18th century cushion cut diamond circular cluster ring, English c.1770, the larger pear and cushion cuts forming a cross motif, | Object | S. J. Phillips

18th century cushion cut diamond circular cluster ring, English c.1770, the larger pear and cushion cuts forming a cross motif,
Price: £10,000-£20,000
Ref No. 03170
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to a field of smaller cushion cuts and uniform cushion cut border, close cut down collet set in silver and gold, gold shank with tapering fluted shoulders and engraved with foliate stems
Width 1.5cm / 5/8''
Weight: 4.5g
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