Three stone Burma ruby ring, centred by an oval ruby of 2.16ct, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Three stone Burma ruby ring, centred by an oval ruby of 2.16ct,
Price: More than £50,000
Ref No. 65228
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Description
the side rubies of cushion cut form, claw set in gold with engraved platinum shank and diamond set shoulders, accompanied by AGL report no. CS58562 giving the Burma origin opinion and that the stone shows no evidence of heat treatment
Weight: 4g
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Three stone Burma ruby ring, centred by an oval ruby of 2.16ct,

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