17.81ct Citrine and 0.51ct Diamond, 18ct Rose Gold Dress Ring - Contemporary (1994)

This stunning, fine and impressive citrine ring has been crafted in 18ct rose gold.

The pierced decorated setting displays a stunning and large 17.81ct oval faceted cut citrine, claw set in relief to the centre.

The bifurcating ring shoulders are each embellished with a claw-set princess cut diamond, totalling 0.51cts, integrating with the main setting and blending seamlessly with the hallmarked stranded ring shank.

The ring is hallmarked to the interior shank with the maker's mark (EJ), the gold guarantee mark (crown), 18ct gold fineness mark (750), London Assay Office hallmark (leopard head) and the date letter for 1994 (u).

This impressive oval citrine engagement ring is supplied with an IDGL diamond and gemstone grading report card.

NOTE: * This citrine bears resemblance to a palmeira citrine, known for its intense orange colouring.

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This impressive ring is excellent quality, set with a stunning citrine displaying fine colour, brilliance and presence.

The high colour and clarity graded diamonds display a stunning white colour and brilliance; this high grading indicates the high quality of the ring.

This oval citrine engagement ring is a superior gauge of gold and is in excellent condition, with clear hallmarks to the interior surface of the shank.

Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this fine example of citrine jewellery.

Cut Oval Faceted

Content 17.81 carats

Dimensions 19.73mm (length) x 15.75mm (width) x 9.52mm (depth)

Colour (average grades) D

Clarity (average grades) VS2

Cut Princess

Content 0.51 carat

Number of Diamonds

2

Height of setting 1.13cm/0.44"

UK Size L

USA Size 5 1/2

The ring size may be professionally adjusted in size on request to meet your personal requirements.

11.37 grams