Art Deco ruby and diamond seven stone cluster ring, c.1920, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Art Deco ruby and diamond seven stone cluster ring, c.1920,
Price: £10,000-£20,000
Ref No. 03314
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Description
the graduated rubies within a diamond line border, the rubies of rectangular trap and pear cut, the diamonds of single cut, millegrain set, pierced wavy line gallery, reeded shank
Width at top 0.7cm / 5/16''
Weight: 3.5g
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Art Deco ruby and diamond seven stone cluster ring, c.1920,

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