Item # rg1502 Metal 18 karat yellow gold and sterling silver Circa 1890 Weight in grams 3.41 Period or Style Late Victorian Any wear or damage very good condition Total number of diamonds 19 single cut Diamond sizes, etc. 0.01 to 0.07 ct (1.3 - 2.7 mm) Total diamond weight 0.41 Diamond clarity and color H-K color, VS1 to I2 (most are SI1) clarity Gemstone name & shape garnet and glass doublet, oval faceted mixed cut Total number of gemstones 1 Gemstone length x width 4.8 x 3.8 Gemstone depth 2.96 Total gemstone weight N/A Gemstone clarity N/A Gemstone color: Hue, Tone, Saturation Green, light tone, very slightly greyish saturation Other gemstone info stone is very abraided Top of ring length (N-S) 12.8 mm [0.50 in] Top of ring width (E-W) 12.5 mm [0.49 in] Width of shank at shoulders .6 mm [0.02 in] Width of shank at base 1.8 mm [0.07 in] Ring height above finger 4.6 mm [0.18 in] Ring Size 7.5

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