De Beers Diamond Solitaire Platinum Vintage Ring
De Beers diamond solitaire platinum ring. The center prong set square cut diamond is estimated by our internal gemologist to be very white - G (high range of near colorless), and very very slightly included to very slightly included (VVS-VS). This very fine diamond is estimated to weigh .40 cts., is well cut with fine symmetry. Set in platinum and signed on the interior this ring (De Beers number, De Beer's hallmark as well as their hallmark of setting a small diamond in the interior of the shank, and also this ring bears the mark for platinum). This ring is in fine condition and is accompanied by its original De Beers box. This ring is now a size 6.25 and can easily be resized.
Our model has a medium to large hand size.
Today, a preponderance of jewelry is machine made in large factories around the world with abundant and obvious suspicions as to its enduring qualities using not only inferior stones, but also man made stones and treated stones utilizing artificial substances. Alternatively, this fine diamond ring by a De Beers is an excellent example of a solitaire ring - wonderful hand craftsmanship, an important diamond House, and a very fine diamond - from the earth.
All items sold are accompanied by a detailed Statement of Value suitable for your insurance company, as well as all original gemological documentation, if specified in the listing. As always, we guarantee all pieces to be exactly as represented. Each piece of jewelry arrives in a gift-wrapped fine presentation box.
Over the decades of our stewardship as a small but exemplary purveyor of the jeweler's art, we have strived to offer a fine and authentic selection, in excellent condition, of collectible jewels from all highly sought time periods at competitive prices. In the process, we have had the extraordinary good fortune of meeting remarkable people - some collectors, others just extremely interesting individuals who have taken the time and effort to examine their lives and select things that tend to make them smile, or admire, or just wonder at the exciting endlessly creative and nuanced panoply of jeweled artifacts.