Oscar Heyman & Bros. 18K yellow gold and fine white brilliant cut diamond vintage ring.
Oscar Heyman & Bros. 18K yellow gold and fine white brilliant cut diamond vintage ring. 39 very fine white diamonds are well cut and finely matched, and pave set in a slight bombe motif of this well made ring by this American master jewelry designer and maker, Oscar Heyman.
The diamond weight, according to Oscar Heyman's records is 6.51 cts. The diamonds are all estimated to be colorless to near colorless, F/G, and very, very slightly included to very slightly included, VVS-VS.
This ring, in fine condition, is signed and numbered and also bears on the bridgework Oscar Heyman's classic O signature. The number has been obscured in the photographs to protect against fraudulent reproductions. The ring is also stamped 18K. This ring is a size 7 and can be resized.
Please note our model has a medium to large hand size.
All items sold are accompanied by a detailed appraisal by our gemologist, as well as all original GIA certificates, if specified in listing. As always, we guarantee all of pieces. Each piece of jewelry arrives in a finely gift-wrapped presentation box.
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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 and even lower prices, if possible. 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.