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Est-202
Estate,
Platinum
1.19 ct. Total Diamond Weight
This circa 1920's Platinum
Diamond Ring is in such excellent condition, that it
will probably serve its new owner for another 6 to 7
decades (This is the advantage of Platinum).
Crafted in 5% Iridium &
95% Platinum, it is an excellent example of high
quality craftsmanship with equally high quality
diamonds from this period. In the center is an appx
.95 ct. Old European Cut VVS-1, G diamond,
surrounding this center diamond are eight diamonds
equaling appx .24 ct. VS-1,G diamonds, thus this
ring has 1.19 cts. of diamonds.
This ring is in excellent
condition, it is a size 8-1/2 and it can be sized
larger or smaller. All prongs are safe and secure
with 12 prongs safely securing the major diamond.
If made "New" today= $8700.
Fair Market Value= $7900.
Only
$5900.

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Est-199
Exceptional Ring
Opal & Sapphires
These Exceptional high grade
Blue-Green Opals will immediately catch you eye as you
view this extraordinary gemstone creation.
With its probable 1960's
period, this 14-K yellow gold ring has nine 4.25 X
3.00 cushion-cut opals and fourteen 2.75 m/m
sapphires. The ring is a size 6 and it has a inner
"U" spring (14-K) that grips the finger and prevents
this "weighty" ring from turning when on your
finger, (this "U"-spring can be removed, if one
chooses to do so). Its gross weight is 9.2 grams
(Gold, Opals & Sapphires). As you view the picture
on the left, the overall mass of stones is 1" wide X
5/8" high.
Fair Market Value= $975.
Only $580.
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Est-189
Estate, 14-K
High Quality Jade Brooch
There is almost no need to describe this
exceptional Jade Brooch, most any collector will
immediately recognize the stupendous quality
in this twelve stone brooch.
This is a handcrafted work of art, created
by an gifted craftsman and fashioned
in 14-K yellow gold. Jade of this quality has always
been coveted by the most wealthy buyers in the orient,
since it is believed that wearing such jade will bring
happiness and long-life to the owner. The twelve stones
represent the 12-months of the year and as long as the
owner wore it at least once a month, the year will be
blessed with happiness and a long and healthy life.
This brooch is 2-3/8" long X 1-3/8" wide (60 X 33
m/m), and it has a gross weight of 8.1 grams.
Exceptional Quality
Fair Market
Value= $795.
Only $495.
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E-2928
Estate
Sweetheart Bracelet
Circa 1940's
These classic Sweetheart-Bracelets are
becoming more rare with each passing year. They were the
ultimate rage during the 1940's, because they were so
comfortable to wear and being expandable, they would fit
the young girl as well as her larger grandmother.
Crafted in Gold-Filled, this version (American
Queen) was made by Pitman & Keeler. The heart is
22 x 21 m/m in size (7/8" x 13/16", while the expandable
bracelet is 15.33 m/m wide (5/8"). It will fit a 4-1/2"
wrist and will expand to a 11" in diameter for the
larger wrist.
Due to their low price, classic appearance,
rarity as
well as being extremely comfortable to wear, these
bracelets normally sell rather quickly.
"Meticulous Craftsmanship"
Only $125.
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E-544
Estate
Sweetheart Bracelet
Circa 1940's
These classic Sweetheart-Bracelets are
becoming more rare with each passing year. They were the
ultimate rage during the 1940's, because they were so
comfortable to wear and being expandable, they would fit
the young girl as well as her larger grandmother.
Crafted in Gold-Filled, this version (Carmen) was made by
D.F.B. Co. The double heart is 34 x 19 m/m in size (1-5/16" x
3/4", while the expandable bracelet is 12 m/m wide (1/2"). It will fit a 4-1/2"
wrist and will expand to a 11" in diameter for the
larger wrist. This bracelet does have engraving on both
hearts, but it still is an exceptional and comfortable
bracelet to wear
Due to their low price, classic appearance,
rarity as
well as being extremely comfortable to wear, these
bracelets normally sell rather quickly.
"A Vintage Classic"
Only $95.
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E-544
Estate
Sweetheart Bracelet
Circa 1940's
These classic Sweetheart-Bracelets are
becoming more rare with each passing year. They were the
ultimate rage during the 1940's, because they were so
comfortable to wear and being expandable, they would fit
the young girl as well as her larger grandmother.
Crafted in Gold-Filled, this version (American
Queen) was made by Pitman & Keeler. The heart is
18 x 18 m/m in size (3/4" x 3/4", while the
expandable bracelet is 12 m/m wide (7/32"). It will fit a 4-1/2"
wrist and will expand to a 10" in diameter for the
larger wrist. This bracelet does have engraving on the
front heart, but it is not that noticeable.
Due to their low price, classic appearance,
rarity as
well as being extremely comfortable to wear, these
bracelets normally sell rather quickly.
"A Classic"
Only $85.
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E-544
Estate
Sweetheart Bracelet
Circa 1940's
These classic Sweetheart-Bracelets are
becoming more rare with each passing year. They were the
ultimate rage during the 1940's, because they were so
comfortable to wear and being expandable, they would fit
the young girl as well as her larger grandmother.
Crafted in Gold-Filled, this version
(Ladifair) with an unknown maker, crafted in
1/20 12-K G.F. The heart is 20 x 20 m/m in size (3/4" x 3/4", while the
expandable bracelet is 12 m/m wide (7/32"). It will fit a 4-1/2"
wrist and will expand to a 11" in diameter for the
larger wrist. This bracelet does have engraving on the
front heart, but it is not that noticeable.
Due to their low price, classic appearance,
rarity as
well as being extremely comfortable to wear, these
bracelets normally sell rather quickly.
"Quality & Reasonably Priced"
Only $85.
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Est-181
Estate
Rolex Style
Though not old, this estate
diamond bracelet is in like-new condition and is
being offered at a greatly reduced price.
Crafted in 14-K yellow
gold, with a link design that is called a
"Rolex-Style". There are 64 round diamonds that
equal 1.00 ct. total weight, SI grade. The bracelet
is 188 m/m long X 4.8 m/m wide (7-3/8" long X 3/16"
wide), with a gross weight of 11.4 grams, with a
double locking clasp for added security.
Exceptional Quality & Price
If "New" $1875.
A saving of
$580.00
Only $1295.
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Est-178
Estate
Ring
Flip-Ring
This circa 1920's Flip-Ring
was the ultimate rage of its day and because they
are becoming rare and hard to find, these
original creations keep increasing in price.
By "flipping" over the
center bezel, you actually have two separate rings
to wear. First the black onyx with its center
diamond, then the cameo on the other side. This ring
is crafted in 10-K yellow gold, with the center
being 3/4"+ long x 1/2" wide (20.03 m/m x 12.25
m/m). It is a size 5, and can be sized larger or
smaller, with a gross weight of 4.2
grams.
Estate and Antique guidance
manuals, suggest a Fair market Value of $775. to
$995. for these original creations due to their
rarity.
Our exceptional offering at...
Only $395.
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Why such a low price?
We purchase thousands of estate rings per year, most
are usually scraped, but on occasion an exceptional
item such as this ring comes along. If it is in
pristine condition, then & only then I
place it on my web site.
If I am able to purchase it at the right
price, I pass the savings along to my
clients. In the end it is a win-win situation for
the seller as well as the new owner who will
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E-2927
Estate
Ring
High Quality Diamonds
This classic 1950's
3-diamond engagement ring is still in vogue today
after nearly 3/4 of a century after it was presented
to a young bride to be.
Crafted in 14-K White Gold,
in the center is a high grade .50 ct. VVS-1, G color
diamond, on each side there is a .04 ct. VS-1 grade,
G color tapered baguette diamond. Thus the total
diamond equals .58 cts. The ring mounting is
in pristine condition, great-great grandma simply
out grew her ring and never bothered to have sized
larger, likewise she rarely wore her diamond ring
in her later years and
thus the reason for its exceptional condition.
The ring is a size 5.75 and it can be sized larger
or smaller, it has a gross weight of 2.6 grams.
Exceptional Quality & Price
If the same exact ring were made today, one would
expect to pay $5175.
Being an Estate Ring, it is being offered at this
exceptional low price of...
Only
$3200.
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Est-186
Estate
Ring
.75 cts. of Diamonds
Vintage quality and
reasonably priced, are two key factors with this
circa 1950's diamond ring.
Crafted in 14-K white
gold, this quality ring can be utilized in two ways.
Though it was designed with three rows of diamonds,
it appears at the first glance as a engagement ring
with a insert ring on each side (though it is all
one ring). Secondly it could be used as a
"right-hand-ring", should your intended use not be
as an engagement ring.
Though nearly 60 years old,
its condition is excellent and it will serve its new
owner for another 40 to 50 years. In the center is a
round full cut .40 ct. diamond, SI grade, H color,
then on each side are two .06 ct. round full-cut
diamonds, then there are two .02 ct. single-cut
diamonds. The two outer rows contain eighteen .01
ct. single-cut diamonds, thus equaling .75 cts.
total diamond weight.
This exceptional diamond ring,
weighs 4.3 grams (Diamonds & gold), it is a size 11
so it could serve well on a middle finger or for a
larger lady, it could be sized smaller.
Vintage
Quality &
Reasonably Priced
List Price
$2990.
Only
$1675.
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E-2846
Estate
Ring
Ceylon Sapphire
Old Mine Cut Diamonds
This extraordinary sapphire
will dazzle your eyes from the moment that you see it.
This finely crafted 14-K white gold heart-shape ring,
contains eight Old-Mine-Cut Diamonds (circa-1870's) ,
equaling .50 cts. total weight. The rings vintage
is later, circa 1900, at that time these older cut diamonds
were utilized to create this remarkable creation. At some
later date, the major stone was replaced with this
exceptional Ceylon Sapphire (Evident by three newer
and heavier
prongs and a more "modern cutting-style" of the
sapphire). The ring is in excellent condition with
all gemstones being safe and secure. Thus its actual
vintage is from three periods of time as explained
above.
The Heart-Shape Ring is 17.33 m/m wide x 16.49 m/m
long (11/16" wide x 21/32" long), size 8-3/4
and could be size smaller. It has a
total gross weight (Gemstones & Gold) of 5.4 grams.
The Ceylon Sapphire weighs 1.32 cts. and the
Old-Mine-Cut diamonds weigh .50 cts., thus equaling
1.82 cts. total weight.
Victorian Elegance
Estate, Fair Market Value= $1975.
Only $1150.
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Est-187
Estate
Ring
Sapphire & Diamond
This Sapphire & Diamond Ring
will dazzle you with its unique design and quality
workmanship that is no longer seen in this classic
1960's creation.
This estate ring is
crafted in 18-K White Gold, with two 6X5 m/m oval
sapphires and nine .01 ct. diamonds. Designed in its
elongated "V" shape ring shank with the sapphires
and diamonds creating a "floral design", it is
uniquely different and will spark endless inquires
and complements. The ring is a size 6-1/2, weighs
4.3 grams (Sapphires, Diamonds & Gold).
Exceptional Quality & Price
If
purchased new today= $1200.
Only $660.
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VVS-2, grade, G
color
Major Diamond
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Est-161 Estate Circa
1938
Vintage Platinum
Engagement & Wedding Ring
This two ring set is the
typical design (circa 1938) that still is emulated and
reproduced today. Both rings are crafted in
Platinum, the engagement ring has a center
eight-prong Fish-Tail head, with one flush-set strip per
side containing three diamonds each, and accented with a
millgrain trim. Both rings are a size 7-1/2, with a
total gross weight for both rings of 4.0 grams.
The major diamond is .50
ct., VVS-2 grade, G color, with six .01 ct. side
diamonds. Thus its total diamond weight is .56 ct.
T.W. In excellent condition, it has served its past
owner for over 70 years, and it will serve its new
owner for another half a century or more, this
is the advantage of Platinum, that will out
last gold rings by 5 to 10 times.
"Vintage Quality"
If made "new" today= $5685.
Estate
F.M.V.= $2975.
Our Price $2250.
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Kind Creation
Even if one were to discard the
brooch, with the intentions of using the Emerald in
another item, this is one exceptionally low price
for such a large, fine color natural emerald
cabochon gemstone.
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T-5692 Circa
1950's
12.03 ct. Emerald Brooch
14-K Yellow Gold Spray Brooch,
with a huge Fine Quality Natural Emerald cabochon
gemstone. This is a vintage 1950's style brooch. What
make this brooch so rare, is its huge twelve carat
(12.03 ct.) Emerald Gemstone. Finding a 3.00 to 5.00
ct. quality emerald is rare in its self, but locating a
such a large emerald that is over twelve carats
is a exceptional find. At our discounted price below
($2985 divided by 12.03 cts) equals $248.00 per ct. for
the emerald. At $248.00 per carat this is only a small
fraction of the actual wholesale price for
such a exceptional emerald. Thus the advantage of
purchasing estate jewelry.
This gold brooch is 67.34 m/m
wide x 35.35 m/m high (2-5/8" x 1-3/8"). Handcrafted,
with a total gross weight of 18.3 grams.
"One Exceptional
Creation"
FMV
$6400.
Our Price $2985.
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Sterling Silver
Bennington, Vermont
Collectors Spoon
Finding these Bennington, VT Collectors Spoons are
becoming very rare as each generation goes by.
This is a collectors spoon (That is rather
large), depicting the Bennington-Battle-Monument that is
located in Bennington, Vermont. The Battle-Of-Bennington
was an extremely important revolutionary-war battle that
preceded the battle of Saratoga that ended the war with
the British. With the defeat of the British troops in
Bennington, Vermont, those remaining troops of
King George were insufficiently supplied and morally
defeated, thus their loss at the battle of Saratoga.
This spoon is 5-3/4" long X 1-1/2" wide, weighs
17.6 Pennyweight of Sterling Silver. and was crafted
by Squire & Rawson.
If made "New" today at current silver market prices,
it would sell for $240.
Only $125.
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#E-302
14-K Y.G.
Victorian Elegance
circa 1890's
An extremely rare find to be
able to run across this Victorian Lavaliere (circa
1890's) that was crafted in in tri-color shades of
gold, in such excellent condition. Primarily in
yellow gold with a green gold leaf and a light pink
gold flower and with its delicate filigree frame,
makes this an exquisite choice when searching for
that exceptional gift or to add to your collection
of fine jewelry.
The Lavaliere is 39 m/m long x
21 m/m wide (1-1/2" long x 13/16" wide), with a 4 m/m
faceted amethyst stone. The chain is a twisted rope
chain, 18" long. This chain is new, thus it does not
fall into the circa 1890 of the lavaliere.
Exceptional
Only $395.
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32 Degree: Sublime Prince or Master of the Royal
Secret. This degree describes the victory of
the spiritual over the human in man and the conquest of
appetites and passions by moral sense and reason. The
exemplar represents every Freemason eager to serve
humanity but is caught between self-interest and the
call of duty. Duty often requires sacrifice, sometimes
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#E-314 circa
1890's
32 Degree Free Mason
Diamond & Garnet Watch Fob/Pendant
To obtain a 32 degree masonry, is an
accomplishment that few humans ever achieve.
This 14-K yellow gold Watch Fob/Pendant is in
excellent condition, (circa 1890's +-), with its
black enameling surrounding each letter and number.
There is a .25 ct. Old European Cut Diamond on one side
and a 6 m/m round Garnet gemstone on the reverse side.
Its overall length is 39.17 m/m long x 21.07 m/m wide
(1-9/16" x 7/8"), with a gross weight of 7.0 grams (gold
& gemstones). It reads "SPES MEA IN DEO EST"
between the upper and lower section is a hinge that
allows the lower section to swivel.
An Exemplary Creation
F.M.V. $1150.
Our Price $725.
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#Est-138 circa
1890's
Lorgnette
Folding Reading Glasses
The ultimate Reading Glasses, crafted in 14-K
yellow gold. These Victorian period folding reading
glasses are the ideal gift for the lady who likes to
keep her glasses in her purse or suspended on a neck
chain.
This style is referred to as Lorgnette Glasses,
circa 1880-1890's, most were crafted in gold filled, to
find these glasses that were crafted in 14-K gold is
indeed an exceptional find.
There is a spring loaded hinge in the center of
the frame, when folded, the left lens folds over and
locks on top of the right lens (See the additional
pictures). The optical area on the top is 4-1/8"
wide X 5-3/4 from the top left to the bottom right. It
contains one-half ounce (10 Pennyweight) of 14-K yellow
gold. As always with all of our listings, its
condition is excellent.
If made new today, one would expect to pay from $2600
to $2800, for such exceptional quality. Our price below
is well below the Fair Market Value for these gold
folding reading glasses. Why? It was part of a large
estate that I purchased, thus I made a good buy and I am passing the
savings along to our clients.
The ultimate Reading Glasses
F.M.V. $1200.
Our Price $775.

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Est-128 (.30 ct.
Diamonds) Circa
1920's
Classic Estate Vintage
14-K White Gold, .30 ct. total weight
Diamonds, three center full cut diamonds equaling
.24 ct and six side single cut diamonds equaling .06 ct.
This ring has a gross weight (Gold &
Diamonds) of 4.0 grams, size 7-3/4.
"One Beautiful
Creation"
FMV
$880.
Our Price $589.
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Est-135 (1.50 ct.
Diamonds) Circa
1950's
Vintage
14-K White Gold, twenty
three diamond ring with 1.50 cts. T.W., of VS-2 & SI-1
grade, G-H color diamonds. One diamond is chipped
(but it is not noticeable with the naked eye). The
ring is a size 8-1/2, the top diamond area is 18.50 m/m
wide x 9.67 m/m long (3/4" x 3/8")
This ring has a gross weight (Gold &
Diamonds) of 5.7 grams.
"Vintage Quality"
If made "new" today= $2950.
Estate
F.M.V.= $2225.
Our Price $1450.
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Est-133 Circa
1950's
3.00 cts. of Diamonds
This classic 1950's vintage
diamond ring, consists of 19 diamonds, eight are
Marquise Cut, and eleven are round Brilliant Cut
diamonds, equaling 3.00 cts. of of SI-1 grade, H color
diamonds. This ring is 18-K Yellow Gold and was
handcrafted as a "One Of A Kind" creation. The band
being 7.50 m/m wide, ring size 6, with a gross weight of
7.4 grams. This ring is in almost new condition, and was
probably worn on special holidays only, thus a testament
to its exceptional condition today.
If I had to create this ring
today, one would expect to pay $8910.00 with
current gold and diamond prices. Appraising this estate
ring, for its current Fair Market Value (for a
previously owned ring), it would appraise at $5895.00.
Having made an excellent purchase on
this item, I am able to pass the savings along to the
future owner of this astounding diamond ring.
Exceptional Quality & Price
If made new today= $8910.
Estate FMV=
$5875.
Our Price, Only $3995.

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Est-100 (.75 ct.
Diamonds) Circa
1918
Edwardian Elegance
14-K White Gold,
.75 ct. total weight SI Old
European Cut Diamonds, .40 ct
center, two .07 cts., and six .035 ct
diamonds equaling .75 ct TW. The ring
is in excellent condition, a
true classic, as
desirable today as it was
nearly a century ago.
"A classic,
from the Edwardian Period"
FMV
$2475.
Our Price $985.
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#Est-109 (Meticulous Design) Circa 1960’s
Breathtaking
18-K White Gold,
classic design from one of
America’s finest jewelry designers
“JABEL”. This ring contains eight
diamonds, .10 ct. (VS grade) and
seven other diamonds equaling .40 ct.
(VS & SI grades) for a total of
.50 ct. T.W. The gross weight is 3.3
grams, and the ring size is a 6 1/2,
the condition is excellent. This
exquisite floral leaf design is an
indication of an Master Jewelers work
of art in creating this exquisite
ring.
"Meticulous Craftsmanship"
FMV $1295
Our Price $795.

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#E-116 (Coral
& Diamonds Circa 1950’s
Large High Grade
Coral
14-K Yellow Gold, Coral & Diamond
Ring, size 8-1/2, 20.6 grams gross weight, with 21
diamonds equaling 2.10 ct. TW, SI grade. With the slow
destruction of the worldwide coral reefs, larger pieces
of fine coral are becoming extremely rare. A true eye
catcher, from long gone era, but still available in
this rare find.
"Few Reach this Perfection"
FMV $5420. Our Price
$3250.
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E-118 (Pearl &
Diamonds) Circa 1930's
9.2 m/m Akoya
Pearl
14-K Yellow Gold, 19.3 grams gross weight. The
large pearl is an Akoya Pearl (Japanese saltwater
pearl), nine Old European Cut Diamonds that equal .22
ct. TW. A heavy classic that speaks "Quality"
by simply viewing it.
"Magnificent"
FMV $1175.
Our Price $595.

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Est-102 (1.61
ct. Diamonds) Circa 1960's
Two Rings
14-K White Gold, the center engagement ring has an
.75 ct. I-1 grade, G color, round brilliant cut diamond and two .11
ct baguette diamonds VS, G. The insert ring has thirty
two .02 ct. round diamonds. Excellent condition.
"Splendid
& Sensibly Price"
FMV
$4600. Our Price $2995.
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Est-103 (1.16 ct.
Diamonds) Circa 1880's
Light-Color,
Yellow Diamond
14-K Yellow Gold with a white gold upper plate. The
center diamond is a very light color yellow,
late-transitional Old-Mine-Cut
diamond, the eight diamonds are set in the four point
star and the round plate, these side diamonds are SI grade, J-K color. Size
7-3/4, 4.7 grams. Excellent condition.
"Spectacular, Late
Victorian Period"
If this were made up "new" today, it would retail in
excess of $7200.00, with current market prices.
FMV
$5900. Our Price
$3900.
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1128 (.92 ct. of Diamonds)
Circa
1920's
Enchanting
Platinum, containing nine diamonds, the
center diamond is a .47 ct. VS-1 grade, H color, the
other eight diamonds equal .45 ct TW. The ring is a
size 8, as always the condition is excellent.
"Enchanting &
Enduring in Platinum"
FMV
$2975.
Our Price $1575.

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EST-105 (1.00 ct.
of Diamonds)
Circa 1890's
Vintage
Victorian
14-K White Gold, the ring contains two .50ct. Late
Transitional Old Mine Cut Diamonds, VVS-2 grade, I-J
color, equaling 1.00 ct. T.W. There is a floral and
leaf design in the undercarriage, size 7, 3.2 grams
gross weight. The condition is excellent.
"A Victorian Classic"
FMV $7620.
Our Price $3980.

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#1121
(.50 ct. of Diamonds)
Circa 1930's
Innovating Design
18-K Yellow Gold, 11 diamonds equaling .50
ct. TW, VS grade G-H color. The diamonds are set into
a white gold strip that is inlayed into a fabulous
domed Lapis Lazuli ribbed stone, that rises 1/2"
above the figure. Size 6-3/4, 13.5 grams. Quality that
no longer exists in today's mass production jewelry
market.
"A true Master Jewelers
work of art"
FMV $2475.
Our Price $1595.

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Est-110 Circa 1880's & 1950's (Emerald &
Diamonds)
Rose Cut
Diamonds
This rare Vintage Ring has 12 Rose
Cut Diamonds (Diamonds Circa 1880's) equaling .60 ct. TW
and 11 x 5 m/m marquise shape natural Emerald. Even
though the diamonds are circa 1880's, the ring that
they are set into is a typical 1950's vintage. The
emerald has
natural surface inclusions in the surface of the table
of the emerald (See the
other pictures), but this is to be expected
with any emerald of such a vintage.
The ring is a size 7-3/4, and weighs 6.1 grams.
"Quality,
Affordability & Value"
FMV $1200.
Our Price $595.
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5495 (Imperial
Jade & Diamonds) Circa 1960's
Unique &
Unforgettable
Fine Quality Imperial Jade is a rare
find in today's market, this exquisite ring is an
example of what is desired in the orient. Six pear
shape jade stones and four diamonds creatively
scatted within the overall design. 6.2 grams, size
8. A true beauty.
"Quality that is
Crystal Clear"
FMV $575.
Our Price $345.
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E-119
Circa 1950's
Lapis
Lazuli & Diamond
14-K
Yellow Gold, with a large 20 x 15 m/m oval Lapis
Lazuli, and .22 ct. of diamonds. This "One of a
Kind" creation is outstanding and will be the
center of conversation when worn. It is a size 11, but
can be easily sized down. Its massive 24.6 gram gross
weight, is a testimony to the past, when huge amounts
of gold were put into outstanding creations.
"It would retail for
over $2900. if it were made in today's market"
"Truly Outstanding"
FMV $1450.
Our Price $895.

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#E-75 (Diamond & Enameled)
Estate Simple
and Classic
14-K Yellow Gold, four diamond, Black enameled
ring. This is not an older
vintage item, but it was in an estate that I
purchased. It is one "sweet" classic ring.
Simple and beautiful.
"Black Beauty"
FMV $285. Our Price$175.
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