Aquamarine and Filigree Antique Cocktail Ring, RG-3663
In an elegant play on timelessness, twin calf's head aquamarines form a mesmerizing hourglass in this stunning 1930s cocktail ring. On either side: a 14k white gold band spreads into airy filigree lace. Above: the stones are cinched by a stylish, chevron-etched band while delicate mille grain cradles the gems like a trail of marquee lights. Details: Antique. Circa 1930s. 14k white gold. Calf's head aquamarines; 1.36 carats.
| Options | None |
| Item # | rg3663 |
| Metal | 14k white gold |
| Circa | 1930 or after |
| Weight in grams | 2.27 |
| Special characteristics | This circa 1930s cocktail ring features 2 calf's head shaped aquamarines set in a 14k white gold and filigree "hourglass" setting. |
| Condition | Very Good |
| Gemstone name | Beryl (Aquamarine) |
| Gemstone cut or shape | calf's head |
| Gemstone carat weight | 1.36 |
| Gemstone mm measurements | 7.0 - 6.5 x 3.26 & 6.9 - 6.0 x 3.83 |
| Gemstone type | Type I |
| Gemstone clarity | VVS |
| Gemstone hue | strongly Blue |
| Gemstone tone | 2-Very Light |
| Gemstone saturation | 1-Grayish |
| Gemstone # of stones | 2 |
| All Gemstones, total ct. wt. | 1.36 |
| Top of ring length (N-S) | 17.96 mm [0.70 in] |
| Top of ring width (E-W) | 8.02 mm [0.31 in] |
| Width of shank at shoulders | 3.09 mm [0.12 in] |
| Width of shank at base | 1.78 mm [0.07 in] |
| Ring height above finger | 3.34 mm [0.13 in] |
| Ring Size | 7.25 |
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