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Bombé ring with bands of rubies, emeralds and calibrated sapphires with a center of princess cut diamonds of approx. 0.15 ct in total. In 18K yellow gold setting.

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Bombé ring with bands of rubies, emeralds and calibrated sap

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Ogilby, John - Cartagena - London - - 1670 - 39.5 x 49.5 cm - Number of pieces: 1 Pages: - From the book America: being the latest, and most accurate Description of the New World.... Collected from most Authentick Authors, Augmented with later Observations, and Adorn'd with maps and Sculptures, 1671.

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