A stunning, fine and impressive vintage 2.15 carat peridot and 0.70 carat diamond, platinum dress ring; part of our diverse gemstone jewellery and estate jewelry collections

This stunning, fine and impressive vintage ring has been crafted in platinum.

The domed mount is ornamented with an impressive central inlaid feature 2.15ct round faceted cut peridot.

The central peridot is flanked on either side by two individually set transitional modern brilliant round cut diamonds.

The substantial ring shoulders integrate with the main setting and blend seamlessly with the plain hallmarked ring shank.

This vintage peridot ring is struck to the exterior of the shank with the platinum French import mark (masked man).

This peridot diamond ring is supplied with an IDGL diamond and gemstone grading report card.

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This stunning, fine and impressive vintage 1950s ring is exceptional quality, set with an impressive peridot displaying fine colour, brilliance, and presence.

The impressive very high colour graded diamonds display a fine white colour and brilliance.

The peridot diamond ring is an exceptional gauge of platinum and is in exceptional condition.

The French import mark to the exterior of the shank is clear in keeping with age and location.

Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this fine vintage peridot ring in platinum.

Cut Round Faceted

Content 2.15 carats

Dimensions 8.36mm (average diameter) x 4.23mm (depth)

Colour (average grades) F

Clarity (average grades) VS2

Cut Transitional Modern Brilliant Round

Content 0.70 carat

Number of Diamonds

4

Width of setting 1.2cm/0.47"

Height of setting 4.37mm/0.17'

UK Size I 1/2

USA Size 4 1/2

The ring size may be professionally adjusted in size on request to meet your personal requirements.

9.56 grams

Date: Circa 1950

Origin: France, Europe (Import)