Antique emerald five stone ring, c.1890, with graduated Colombian emeralds approximately 2.40cts in all, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Antique emerald five stone ring, c.1890, with graduated Colombian emeralds approximately 2.40cts in all,
Price: £10,000-£20,000
Ref No. 05168
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of square emerald-cut, a rose cut diamond accent to each scroll motif shoulder, mounted in gold, accomanied by GCS report no. 5783-4014 stating that in their opinion these emeralds have a Colombian origin and that they show minor to moderate oiling
Weight: 4g
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Antique emerald five stone ring, c.1890, with graduated Colombian emeralds approximately 2.40cts in all,

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