Item # cr2207 Metal silver on 18 karat yellow gold Circa 1930's or later Weight in grams 4.77 Other notes 1930's style, probably a reproduction Condition Very Good Diamond cut or shape old style round brilliant cut Diamond carat weight 0.14 Diamond mm measurements 3.2 x 2.18 Diamond color H Diamond clarity I1 Diamond # of stones 1 Diamond2 cut or shape rose cut Diamond2 carat weight 0.62 Diamond2 mm measurements 1.0 to 1.7 Diamond2 color F to H Diamond2 clarity SI1 to I2 Diamond2 # of stones 69 All Diamonds, total ct. wt. 0.76 Gemstone name synthetic corundum (Sapphire ) Flame Fusion type Gemstone cut or shape rectangular and square caliber cut Gemstone carat weight 0.40 Gemstone mm measurements 1.4 x 1.4 to 1.7 x 1.2 Gemstone clarity N/A Gemstone hue slightly violetish blue to blue Gemstone tone 5-6 Gemstone saturation 4-5 Gemstone # of stones 20 All Gemstones, total ct. wt. 0.4 Length (without bail) 51.0 mm [1.99 in] Width 33.5 mm [1.31 in] Other info hallmark on bail and pendant- not discernable

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