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6.50 carat heated ruby. Pear cut.

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Jewel 6.50 carat heated ruby. Pear cut.

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Jewel 6.50 carat heated ruby. Pear cut.

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Estim. 8 000 - 10 000 EUR

OVAL RUBY AND DIAMOND RING Centered on an oval ruby in a claw bezel set with small brilliant-cut diamonds. Set in 18K white gold. Gross weight: 5.59 gr. Finger size: 55. Ruby dimensions: approx. 14.59 x 8.39 x 6.67 mm. Ruby weight: approx. 6 to 6.50 carats. GEM Paris preliminary opinion: origin Burma, unheated. GRS report, in its opinion: origin Burma, no traces of heat treatment. A ruby, diamond and 18K white gold ring. French assay mark. Gross weight : 5,59 gr. Size : 55. Ruby dimensions : 14,59 x 8,39 x 6,67 mm approx. Ruby weight : 6 to 6,50 carats approx. GEM Paris preliminary report, in his opinion: origin Burma, not heated. GRS report, in their opinion: origin Burma, no indication of thermal treatment.

Estim. 500 - 1 000 EUR

Pearl bracelet, 14k yellow gold, with four strands of cultured pearls measuring approximately mm 6,50/7,00, embellished with round-cut rubies and cultured pearls. Weight g 56,50 cm 2,50x19,00

Estim. 7 000 - 9 000 EUR

A ruby and diamond cluster ring, the oval-shaped ruby set within a surround of square-shaped diamonds in platinum and gold, size N Accompanied by report number 103980 dated 19th December 2018 from SSEF stating that the ruby showed no indications of heating, origin: Burma

Estim. 6 000 - 8 000 EUR

Gold 750 and platinum 850 thousandths pompadour ring, set with a claw-set ruby cabochon surrounded by old-cut diamonds. Circa 1900. Ruby weight: approx. 3.50 cts (chips) Jewel accompanied by a Carat Gem Lab certificate no. CGL27102 dated August 2022, attesting to the ruby's Myanmar (formerly Burma) origin, no thermal alteration noted. Gross weight: 4.90 g. - TDD : 50.

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