Mid Century 2.89 Carat Fire Opal & Old Cut Diamond Trilogy Ring, circa 1950
Magnificence. The stunningly bright and luminous fire opal displays a burning, bright orange. The cushion shaped centre stone is secured by four platinum claws with delightful scrolling detailing in the gallery. A pair of old mine cut diamonds – each weighing over 0.40 carat – flank the centre stone, leading to spear shaped diamond set shoulders to a slim, platinum shank. An absolute stunner.
Accompanied by an independent jewellery report from IGR (#30309514).
Cut – Cushion cut opal with old mine cut diamonds either side. The diamonds in the shoulders are eight-cuts.
Colour – The old mine cuts are J to K. The eight-cuts are F to I.
Clarity – The opal is clean to the naked eye. The old mine cuts are VS2. The eights cuts are VS2 to SI1.
Carat – The opal is approximately 2.89 carat. The combined weight of the old mine cuts is approximately 0.88 carat, with a further approximate 0.21 carat in the shoulders.
Circa – 1950.
Size – M (UK) or 6 (US). Complimentary sizing is available, can be sized up or down.
Measurements – From the edge of one outer diamond to the other is 16.85mm. The ring is 11.1mm at the widest point and sits 7.25mm from the finger.
Metal – Platinum. Tested.
£4,700
