Art Deco octagonal diamond ring, with tapered diamond dart-cluster shoulders, | Object | S. J. Phillips

Art Deco octagonal diamond ring, with tapered diamond dart-cluster shoulders,
Price: £20,000-£50,000
Ref No. 06748
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Description
the octagonal step cut diamond set either side to half hoop, with a triangle of graduated square and rectangular cut diamonds edged by diamond line borders of small round brilliant cuts, diamond accent collet to either side of gallery, all collet set in platinum with trace of millegrain work
Octagonal diamond approximately 10.00 x 9.30 x 3.60mm
Weight: 5.5g
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Art Deco octagonal diamond ring, with tapered diamond dart-cluster shoulders,

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