Item # pn1966 Metal 14 karat yellow gold Circa 1900 Weight in grams 4.35 Period or Style very late Victorian Condition Excellent Diamond cut or shape old European Cut Diamond carat weight 0.16 Diamond mm measurements 2.1 to 2.3 Diamond color K to M Diamond clarity VS1 to SI1 Diamond # of stones 4 All Diamonds, total ct. wt. 0.16 Gemstone name Natural Corundum (ruby) Gemstone cut or shape emerald cut Gemstone carat weight 0.23 Gemstone mm measurements 2.2 x 2.0 x 1.50 to 1.65 Gemstone type Type II Gemstone clarity VVS and VS Gemstone hue Red Gemstone tone 4 to 5 Gemstone saturation 4-Moderately Strong Gemstone # of stones 3 Gemstone other info Gemological evidence suggest these to be of Burnese origin Gemstone comments no evidence observed of color enhancement All Gemstones, total ct. wt. 0.23 Length 60 mm [2.34 in] Width of widest point 3.0 mm [0.12 in] Other pin info unusual locking clasp

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