Early 20th century two row ruby and diamond ring, c.1915, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Early 20th century two row ruby and diamond ring, c.1915,
Price: More than £50,000
Ref No. 04788
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one row of five graduating old brilliant cut diamonds, claw set, above a row of five round cut rubies, all claw set, the two rows separated by four small old cut diamonds, scroll carved head, engraved scroll decoration to gallery and bifurcated shoulders, twin wire shank, mounted in platinum
Width across front: 2.5cm
Height: 1.5cm
Weight: 9g
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