9130 S US Hwy 1, Port St Lucie FL 34952, United States
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Summer is upon us and there will be weddings, galas, benefit and charity events filling up your calendar. We are offering a collection of jewelry that will rise to the occasion, whether it be for a simple summer picnic or the most lavish ball of the season. This collection has a generous selection of exquisite and essential diamond jewelry. An abundance of richly colored tourmalines, bright spinels, brilliant blue zircon, intriguing iolite, and "viva magenta" colored rhodolite garnets, gives you greater opportunity to own the most current and trending gemstone jewelry at a great savings. And, as always, the auction is amply stocked with beautiful emeralds from around the world, sapphires in a variety of colors, regal rubies, and tantalizing tanzanites.
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LOT 40:
Rare Purple Spinel and Diamond Halo Ring
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Start price:
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100
Estimated price :
$3,800 - $4,000
Buyer's Premium: 18%
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sales tax: 7%
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Rare Purple Spinel and Diamond Halo Ring
Genuine Spinel and Earth-Mined Diamond Ring. Incredible color! The 2.10 carat cushion-cut, genuine purple spinel is claw-set in an 18 karat white gold ring with .27 carats of round, brilliant-cut, G-H color, SI1-SI2 clarity diamonds in the halo. The ring has smooth shoulders and is US size 7. This ring can be resized for an additional $100, please allow an additional 10 days for shipping if we resize it. This ring is certified and appraised for $5,000.00 estimated retail replacement value.
Auction Code: C224/9-ays
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- Most rings can safely be sized within 2 sizes (up or down) of the stated size.
- Many jewelry makers have used spinels with their vibrant, shimmering range of shades to enrich designs.
- Spinels have been used in jewelry throughout the 1800s and early 1900s.
| Weight: | 3.8 gr |
