18ct gold natural diamonds and pearls beautiful enamel snake ring
£2,880.00
REFERENCE: 69-1029
DESCRIPTION:
18ct gold, exquisite enamel, snake ring circa 1950-1960s
Natural diamonds, antique cut and brilliant cut
Very shiny and translucent
Natural pearls, beautiful luster, round and full
The snake body is beautiful, purple, apricot and transitional enamel
The eyes are a pair of ruby eyes, the color is very beautiful
Tested, quality guaranteed
Weight 18.0g
Inner diameter 18.5-19mm
UK Size: Q-R , US Size: 8.5-9 , HK Size: 17-18
Ring top width about 23mm bottom width about 9mm
Natural diamonds, antique cut and brilliant cut, very beautiful and shiny
A total of 52 diamonds, estimated total weight of diamonds is about 0.90ct
The enamel on the snake body is connected to the gold part at both ends, and some are slightly detached.
The overall appearance is excellent , the design is exquisite, the craftsmanship is superb, the real ring looks even more exquisite, it is very beautiful to wear, and it is a collection model.
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