volatpropriis

Updated Nov 29

SOLD Vintage 14k Emerald and Diamond Ring

Name: SOLD Vintage 14k Emerald and Diamond Ring
Brand: Vintage
SKU: 5a5e77149d20f073bcca12da
Price: 200.0 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

Vintage

$200

Pay in 4 interest-free payments of $50 with . Learn More .

Size

Not for sale

Like and save for later

SOLD this gorgeous Emerald and diamond ring is marked DK-14 KP. KP stands for carat plum, meaning a very high-quality 14 karat gold. It has a gorgeous marquis cut stone in the center which appears to be a natural emerald of superior color. The marquee is flanked on both sides by several diamonds. Make your honey,s valentine a wish come true!

Category

Color

Shipping/Discount

$7.97 Expedited (1-3 day) Shipping on all orders

kittykitty95 and 41 others like this

24 Comments

addy0527 Would you go any lower on price?

Feb 11Reply

volatpropriis I have some wiggle room. You’re more than welcome to make an offer.

Feb 11Reply

volatpropriis @addy0527 ^^^

Feb 11Reply

addy0527 @volatpropriis do you know the carat size of the emerald?

Feb 11Reply

volatpropriis @addy0527 not off the top of my head. I’m in bed already, but I could measure it for you in the morning.

Feb 11Reply

addy0527 @volatpropriis OK sorry to bother you. Get your rest and we will talk tomorrow. Thank you.

Feb 11Reply

volatpropriis @addy0527 I got up and measured. It was going to bug me if I didn’t lol. The emerald measures approx. 9mm x 4,5mm...I’m not able to measure the depth due to the setting. If guesstimate it’s about 1 carat. It has a very strong presence due to the gorgeous color and the shape.

Feb 11Reply

volatpropriis @addy0527 I also have another emerald ring listed if you’re interested.

Feb 11Reply

addy0527 @volatpropriis OK if is it in your closet? I'll have to look. I love this ring. Alot. It's my birthstone.

Feb 11Reply

addy0527 I looked I like this one the best. Thank you for measuring it. I'm gonna sleep on it and will let you know. Thank you again.

Feb 11Reply

volatpropriis @addy0527 Thanks for your offer. I countered. It’s a beautiful ring. I also lowered the price from $350 a couple of days ago.

Feb 11Reply

addy0527 @volatpropriis I'm sorry I just can't do that price at this time. In about 2 weeks I could. Of still on here and not sold I will buy it for your offer. Is that a deal?

Feb 11Reply

volatpropriis @addy0527 are you able to come up any?

Feb 11Reply

kimberfox Are you positive this is a natural emerald and not a lab created one?

May 28Reply

volatpropriis @kimberfox there is no way to be 100% positive absent sending it to AGL or GIA for a lab report. A basic “gem brief” would cost about $85 which is excessive in comparison to the price I have it listed at. That said, here’s what I can tell you...

May 28Reply

volatpropriis @kimberfox Under UV light there is no reactivity which means there is no to low chromium (synthetic emeralds are high in chromium. In a natural emerald, both a chromium with high iron atoms (which give a deep green emerald a bluish tint) and emeralds which are predominantly colored by the presence of vanadium will lack fluorescence as this one does.

May 28Reply

volatpropriis @kimberfox Further, a synthetic will glow unnaturally bright red when observed through a Chelsea filter. This stone has negligible to no UV reaction, and no visible red through a Chelsea filter. There appears to be very fine Hardin near the prong on one end that is only visible, with difficulty, under 30x magnification. Also, in my time dealing in the vintage and antique jewelry trade, I have not come across the use of synthetic emerald in 14k gold from this period. Does that help?

May 28Reply

volatpropriis @kimberfox Hardin = *jardin....oops

May 28Reply