An extremely fine antique diamond ring featuring a large natural blue sapphire in oval shape, The chunkier facets are indicative of the period in which is was cut and made. The ring design is the classic 3 stone, tapered baguette setting. The baguettes are extremely high color and clarity indicating the value of this antique engagement ring. Adding even more to the value is the fact it is signed "handmade." it will be impossible to find the same ring which is what makes antique engagement rings so alluring for the modern brides and collectors of fine jewelry. The numbers 124 are engraved in the shank as well and we believe that may refer to weight of the center stone. NOTE: we did not dismount the center stone to weight it. Measurements are 7x6mm.

Reserve price is set at only $1,500.00 Which is extremely conservative to its overall actual value. Engagement rings of this era in this material genuinely see $7,000+ online conservatively. The highest bidder $1,500.00 or more, wins this ring.

Jewelry Type: Ring

Style: 3 stone tapered baguette ring

Materials: Platinum, natural diamonds, natural blue sapphire

Weight: 2.7 grams

Measurements: 1.6mm shank that tapers down to .6mm

Center Stone: 7x6mm oval natural blue sapphire. The faceting is antique style with the hunky facets. The color is a very even, light to medium blue allowing you to fully see and appreciate the facets this oval cut gem has. Absolutely stunning. Stone is natural, treatment type are unknown so we assume heat ONLY but guarantee no other treatments or fillings. It is a natural sapphire.

Accent stones: 2 tapered baguette. natural white diamonds. One on each side of the center stone. Weighing a total of approx. .20 ctw and VS clarity F color

Size: The ring is currently Size 5.25

Period: 1930's-1940's

Hallmarks/Signatures: Platinum Handmade and the numbers 124

NOTE: All of the items we offer have been tested, checked for authenticity and are guaranteed to be 100% as described and photographed. We do not use stock photos. Our company employs jewelers, gemologists and watch experts among other areas of focus to ensure that all lots are properly vetted before submission to auction or sale.