18 karat white and yellow gold
Italy, circa 1990
Stamped inside the shank: ‘M. BUCCELLATI’ / Italian assay mark / lozenge inscribed ‘750’
1 rectangle shaped, cut corner stepped cut emerald measuring 9.86 x 7.54 x 3.9 mm, estimated total weight: 2.01 ct.
26 round brilliant cut diamonds ranging 0.01 – 0.06 ct. each, estimated total weight: 0.91 ct.
Emerald exhibits deep red under Chelsea filter
Ring size: 5 ¾
Total weight: 6.4 dwt, 10.1 g
Very good condition

This dazzling Buccellati ring features a wide eighteen karat white gold band in the iconic 'Rombi' design consisting of a handmade, pierced reticulation in the 'Stile Fiorentino' technique. The band is bordered by a contrasting eighteen karat yellow gold notched band with a gallery textured with a fabric-like 'rigato' effect. The ring is centered by a collet set rectangular shaped, cut corner stepped cut emerald with a desirable bright medium green hue which exhibits deep red under a Chelsea filter. The collet setting also has reed-like decorations on the gallery. In all, there are twenty six round brilliant cut diamonds ranging from 0.01 to 0.06 carats each, totaling an estimated weight of 0.91 carats, while the emerald measures 9.86 x 7.54 x 3.9 millimeters with an estimated total weight of 2.01 carats. The ring is in very good condition with minor signs of wear.

Buccellati

A high-end luxury brand of Milan, Buccellati was founded three generations ago in 1919 and soon arrived on the world stage at the 1920 Exposition in Madrid. The firm now represents the merging of two separate companies begun by father and son Mario and Gianmaria, respectively, and is currently overseen by Gianmaria’s son, Andrea, with stores established worldwide. Known for simulated fabric textures like lace, the jewelry, timepieces, and silverware are still designed by the Buccellati family in the same originating spirit and craftsmanship with historical and cultural inspirations ranging from classical antiquity to the Renaissance.