Vintage Diamond Cross Over 18ct Gold Ring

• Item Code: AJPODR0160
• Availability: In Stock

Description

Pretty toi et moi two Diamond bypass ring set in 18 carat white Gold.

This ring features two brilliant cut sparkling Diamonds in a twist or bypass design so that the Diamonds are set across the finger at an angle.

The Diamonds are bright and white and weigh 0.25 carats each a total of 0.50 carats.

Quality:  H Colour  Clarity  VS2

This style is meant to represent both people in the couple and was popular from the late 1800s through the Art Deco era.

The band curves up around the Diamonds, setting off the curve of the Diamonds.

A flash at every turn of the hand.

The overall finish of the ring is wonderful. Everything is smooth to the touch.  

The shank is substantial, yet extremely comfortable to wear.

For centuries Diamonds have been a symbol of love, excellence and purity. Because of its unmatched hardness and clarity, it also symbolizes power, strength, brilliance and unparalleled beauty.

Images does not always reflect the true colour and brilliance of gemstones and Diamonds.  The video however provides a truer representation of the actual colour and showcases each stone.

Please view video of this ring here:

Looks breathtaking when worn.

We are happy to provide a detailed professional appraisal indicating a replacement value for insurance purposes on request for your item on completion of the sale.
 
It is a ring size:  J
Total ring weight:  3 grams
Overall design measures: 10mm x 7mm

Where possible, we offer complimentary ring resizing for all of our rings.

Most rings can be professionally sized up or down one size unless noted and sometimes more in our own highly experienced jewellery workshops.

Note: Stones have not been removed from their mounts to preserve the integrity of the setting. All Diamond and Gemstone weights have been approximated by measurement and formula and may vary from actual weights.

All pictures are completely unedited but are zoomed in to show all detail.

Please note that photographs are significantly bigger than the actual item and show any blemishes up more than in real life.