Antique, 19th century, Ottoman Empire rose-cut diamond solitaire ring purple

Antique, 19th century, Ottoman Empire rose-cut diamond solitaire ring purpleHistory Place of Origin: Turkish Ottoman Empire Date Period: Circa 1880, 19th century The Stones Diamond Weight: 1. 75ct Diamond Dimensions: Length 7. 6mm; Width 7. 6mm; Depth 4. 8mm The Band Metal Composition: 10ct yellow gold (tested). The Ring Overall Front Head Dimensions: Length 12. 6mm; Width 12. 6mm; Height of setting 8. 3mm General Wear: Excellent; wear commensurate with age. Condition: All stone(s) secure, safely set and fully covered with

This ring centres on a gorgeous oval sapphire weighing 2

and the name was chosen by Tiffany’s chief gemologist George Frederick Kunz in honour of one of his best customers and patrons

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The textured face of the ring follows the silhouette of the three zircons and is accented with 0

Surrounded by an intricate filigree open-work design that takes the form of a bombé style ring

Citrine weight: 4

The most wonderful aspect of this ring is the carved scrolling shoulders which descend into a heavy gold shank

There are no marks or scratches that we feel necessary to mention

larger facets reflecting bright flashes of light and colour

76 carat sapphire is flanked by two trillion-cut diamonds amounting to a total weight of 0

Hallmarks: marked '18ct' & 'PLAT' as well as with 'CPT maker's mark for Coocksongold Precious Metals

it has been set in a plain yellow gold mount to create a spectacular display of this historic stone