Single stone ruby and diamond ring, set with an octagonal cut Burma ruby, 4.60ct, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Single stone ruby and diamond ring, set with an octagonal cut Burma ruby, 4.60ct,
Price: More than £50,000
Ref No. 67343
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with a parallel baguette diamond either side, serial number 6450, accompanied by SSEF report no. 83087 giving the Burma origin and that the stone shows no evidence of heat treatment giving precise weight of 4.608ct
13mm wide
Weight: 3.5g
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