Antique Aquamarine Engagement Ring, RG-3602

This antique engagement ring's hexagonal aquamarine rises from the center like a crystalline winter moon. The cool shimmer of white gold and aquamarine radiate from this Art Deco engagement ring. Looping bows add visual interest to the pierced and filigree mounting. The bezel set aquamarine that focal points this antique engagement ring rests horizontally in the midst of the fancy cutwork. Details: Antique. Circa 1920. 14k white gold. Hexagonal faceted mixed cut aquamarine; 1.2 carats.

Options	None
Item #	rg3602
Metal	14k white gold
Circa	1920
Weight in grams	1.46
Period or Style	Art Deco, Antique, Only One Available
Special characteristics	This 1920's Art Deco ring has a periced filigree mounting and a bezel set hexagonal shaped greenish blue aquamarine.
Gemstone name	Aquamarine (Beryl)
Gemstone cut or shape	hexagonal faceted mixed cut
Gemstone carat weight	1.20
Gemstone mm measurements	7.6 x 6.1 x 3.66
Gemstone type	Type I
Gemstone clarity	VS
Gemstone hue	greenish Blue
Gemstone tone	2-3
Gemstone saturation	1-2
Gemstone # of stones	1
All Gemstones, total ct. wt.	1.2
Top of ring length (N-S)	9.96 mm [0.39 in]
Top of ring width (E-W)	13.4 mm [0.52 in]
Width of shank at shoulders	1.94 mm [0.08 in]
Width of shank at base	0.53 mm [0.02 in]
Ring height above finger	5.87 mm [0.23 in]
Ring Size	5.5

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