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Period c. early 1900s post-Victorian
Inscription: the faint trances of a hand-inscription remain, but the name is illegible
Marks: the inside of the shank bears a “14” next to a sans-serif “RC”, both within stylized shields. While we have found a number of “RC” marks in our research, none match those in this piece, nor have we been able to identify this particular shield shape. It’s possible that the “RC” is a maker’s mark or an obscure provincial mark. Regardless, these are particularly obscure old marks.
Materials: 14K gold; diamond
Dimensions: the top of the ring measures approximately 7.00 mm wide north to south; the ring stands 5.00 mm tall above the finger
Size: 6 1/2 (free sizing)
Diamond: .78 carat late Old European Cut / early Transitional Cut diamond (GIA assessed as Circular Brilliant; K color; SI2 clarity)
Item Q3954
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