Vintage, 1970s green beryl cocktail ring

$4,750.00
SKU: ARB-1351

Current band size: UK: S / US: 9.5 /

Single complimentary re-size available. This ring can easily be re-sized up to any size, however we wouldn't recommend sizing down below a UK L / US 5.75

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What’s included with your purchase:

  • Certificate of authenticity
  • Documentation for insurance purposes
  • Single complimentary resizing
  • Fully insured express shipping (Discreetly packaged)
  • Luxury packaging, including a handmade Ring Box

To find out more about the gemstones in this ring:

Provenance

Made during the 1970s, this intriguing ring is set to centre with a natural green beryl with excellent clarity and a beautifully soft shade of green. Claw-set in an open-back setting, slightly raised with a pierced gallery. Flanked by shoulders featuring gold hammered work with an abstract effect.

The design is very typical of late 1960s to 1970s contemporary jewellery design, especially with artists such as the legendary Andrew Grima experimenting with obscure textures and techniques in his approach to modern design. The shoulders taper to a solid D-shape shank, hand-engraved on the interior with the name Kate Highton, 1896, 12.8.1973'. 

The Natural Stones

  • Green Beryl Weight: 3.65ct
  • Green Bery Size: Length 11.1mm; Width 9.05mm; Depth 6.6mm

The Band

  • Metal Composition: 18ct yellow gold.
  • Hallmarks: Inscribed with the name 'Kate Highton, 1896, 12.8.1973'.

The Ring Overall

  • Front Head Dimensions: Length 12.1mm; Width 21mm
  • Height of Setting: 6.5mm

General Wear & Condition

  • Excellent: all stones are secure and well set, with no damage to the mount. Professionally polished and carefully inspected by our workshop, ready to wear and enjoy.

Unless stated otherwise, gem weights and specifications are estimated (assessed in mount)

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