A late 19th Century ring set with 3 oval rubies. The band measures 6mm wide.The centre ruby weighs .64ct and two supporting rubies.31ct each set into an 18ct gold band. The gold tested and sold as 18ct gold. The rubies show no sign of heat treatment. Ring size L M
RING, four oval emeralds in a “cross” end to end with a surround of twenty eight small diamonds.
The cluster is all claw set and mounted onto a 9ct yellow gold band. Emeralds 0.13ct each, diamonds
total 0.112ct. London hallmarked as 9ct gold.
Weight 2.87 grams.
RING, having seven brilliant cut diamonds secured in a channel setting in a row across the front of
an 18ct white gold band. Total diamond weight approximately 0.21ct. London convention hallmarked
as 18ct white gold. 3.1mm wide, Weight 2.105 grams.
RING, an amethyst dress ring having a rectangular trap cut amethyst in a claw setting
and surrounded with a “pierced-work” setting and back rail. Two colourless topazes are
set in each claw. The amethyst is approximately ca 26.99ct.
The ring is in an unhallmarked yellow metal tested and valued as if 18ct gold.
Gross weight 17.51 grams.
Fabulous wedding ring set Diamond cluster ring with diamond set shoulders and a matching wedding band. All in 18ct yellow gold. ring Size I J Small size.
Fabulous wedding ring set Diamond cluster ring with diamond set shoulders and a matching wedding band. All in 18ct yellow gold. ring Size I J Small size.
MEDALLION, 9ct gold, oval, with a trophy cup embossed on the front. An early 20th century
football medallion. Chester assay marked for 1923. Engraved for Cumberland Football Association.
Gross weight 8.51 grams.
PENDANT, an amusing clown on a monocycle with moving arms head and wheel.
Diamond set with emerald ruby and sapphires as accents. London assay mark as
9ct yellow and white gold.
Gross weight 4.22 grams.
NECKLACE, an abstract cluster of pale citrine, amethyst and pale
green quartz beads suspended on
two rows of small faceted peridot beads. The necklace is 400mm
long without the central drop.
Gross weight 50.5 grams.