Price
£7750.00This object is eligible for a Certificate of BADA Provenance
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A beautiful red spinel and diamond ring by Hancocks, centred with a wonderfully rich vivid red hexagonal step-cut Burmese spinel weighing 0.92ct and certified unheated, in a geometric rub over rose gold setting surrounded by a separated frame of round brilliant cut diamonds set in platinum, all to a finely crafted 18ct rose gold mount with scalloped gallery and rounded D-shape band.
Maker: Hancocks.
Period: Contemporary.
Origin: London.
Gemstones: 0.92ct hexagonal Burmese unheated red spinel with AIG certificate 18 x round brilliant cut diamonds weighing a total of 0.2cts.
Setting: 18ct rose gold and platinum with maker's marks and London assay marks.
Weight: 4 grams.
Dimensions: UK finger size L, US size 5.75.
Condition: New.
Stock number
125501The BADA Standard
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