A gothic style gold and diamond ring Germany at the end of the 19th century RM 57 14kt yellow gold (tested), in geometrically arranged honeycomb settings, 1 central diamond thick stone approx. 0.50ct, flanked by 3 diamonds each totaling approx. 0.20ct., approx. 4.6g. Restored. - South German aristocratic property - Löffler Collection, Stuttgart - Hohenzollern House According to the historical receipt dated April 22, 1958, it formerly came from the House of Hohenzollern, "This ring comes from the House of Hohenzollern, and was purchased by Crown Prince Wilhelm in 1926 through Her Excellency von Marchtaler."

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