Null Ruby, Cabochon, treated, 22.5 carats

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Ruby, Cabochon, treated, 22.5 carats

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Ruby, Cabochon, treated, 22.5 carats

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Estim. 3 000 - 5 000 EUR

A BURMA NO HEAT RUBY AND DIAMOND BOMBE RING in yellow gold, the openwork bombe face set with an oval cabochon ruby of approximately 3.41 carats, accented by single cut diamonds, Egyptian assay marks, size I1/2 / 4.5, 7.2g. With a gemmological verbal assessment stating that the ruby is of Burmese (Mogok) origin with no indication of heat treatment. There are indications of moderate clarity enhancement with oil.

Estim. 30 000 - 40 000 EUR

A BURMA NO HEAT RUBY AND DIAMOND BRACELET in 18ct yellow gold, formed of a series of articulated square links set throughout with round cabochon rubies and round brilliant cut diamonds, the rubies all totalling 55.0-60.0 carats, the diamonds all totalling 22.0-25.0 carats, full British hallmarks, 17.5cm, 103.7g. Accompanied by a gemmological report stating that the rubies are of Burmese (Myanmar) origin with no indication of heat treatment.

Starting price 80 EUR

925 thousandths silver ring centered on a cabochon ruby hemmed with round rubies Gross weight: 7.48 g - Finger size: 56

Starting price 150 EUR

925 thousandths gold-plated silver ring set with a cabochon ruby hemmed with a line of white stones. Gross weight: 6.28 g - Finger size: 56

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