9.82 ct High Zircon and 0.29 ct Diamond, Platinum Dress Ring - Vintage Circa 1940

This stunning, fine and impressive vintage ring has been crafted in platinum.

The pierced decorated setting is ornamented with a feature 9.82ct oval faceted cut high zircon, four-claw set to the centre.

The high zircon is flanked to either side with three square settings in a tiered formation, set with impressive Old European round cut diamonds.

The aforementioned ring shoulders integrate with the main setting and meld seamlessly with the plain hallmarked ring shank.

This stunning zircon and diamond ring is hallmarked with the platinum mark (PTO, 950) and the maker's mark (P.Co).

This impressive ring is supplied with an independent diamond grading report card.

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This stunning gemstone cocktail ring is excellent quality, set with a stunning high zircon displaying fine colour, brilliance and presence.

The high colour graded supporting diamonds display a fine white colour and brilliance

The original tapering ring shank is thinning in keeping with age and past sizing; this does not affect the integrity of the piece.

The ring is an excellent gauge of platinum and is in excellent condition, with clear hallmarks to the interior of the shank.

Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this impressive zircon and diamond ring in platinum.

Colour Blue (High)

Cut Oval Faceted

Content 9.82 carats

Dimensions 11.66mm x 10.35mm x 6.64mm

Colour (average grades) H

Clarity (average grades) SI1

Cut Old European

Content 0.29 carat

Length of setting 1.85cm/0.73"

Width of setting 1.25cm/0.49"

Height of setting 6.88mm/0.27"

UK Size O

USA Size 7

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

5.92 grams