Three stone Burma ruby ring, the central oval cushion-cut ruby, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Three stone Burma ruby ring, the central oval cushion-cut ruby,
Price: More than £50,000
Ref No. 58992
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Description
flanked to either side by pear-shape rubies, to an intricately carved scrolling gold gallery and shoulders and a plain hoop, accompanied by SSEF report no. 75058 giving the Burma origin opinion and that the stones show no evidence of heat treatment
Weight: 5g
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Three stone Burma ruby ring, the central oval cushion-cut ruby,

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