Edwardian single stone fancy very light bluish-green diamond and 18ct gold ring, Birmingham 1901, maker's mark L&L, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Edwardian single stone fancy very light bluish-green diamond and 18ct gold ring, Birmingham 1901, maker's mark L&L,
Price: More than £50,000
Ref No. 04196
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the cushion cut 0.70ct fancy coloured diamond claw set in a openwork scalloped mount, tapering D shaped shank, hallmarked, accompanied by GCS report no. 5782-2423 giving the 0.70ct weight, fancy very light bluish-green colour and of I1 clarity, Ia type
Weight: 4.5g
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Edwardian single stone fancy very light bluish-green diamond and 18ct gold ring, Birmingham 1901, maker's mark L&L,

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