Early 20th century diamond and ruby square cluster ring, c.1910, the oblique cluster with two principal diamonds and two rubies, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Early 20th century diamond and ruby square cluster ring, c.1910, the oblique cluster with two principal diamonds and two rubies,
Price: £10,000-£20,000
Ref No. 05151
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having a square chequer cluster appearance with the oval facetted rubies edged by calibre cut rubies and the old brilliant cut diamonds with small diamond accent stones, diamond line border and diamond line shoulders, mounted in platinum, principal diamonds approximately 0.75cts in all, the rubies approximately 0.70cts in all
Cluster 18 x 18mm
Weight: 5g
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Early 20th century diamond and ruby square cluster ring, c.1910, the oblique cluster with two principal diamonds and two rubies,

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