Description An absolutely beautiful retro ruby and diamond ring from the George VI era. The central diamond is exceptionally crisp and clear and is est., at VS1 and 0.16ct. The two rubies are beautifully well matched, with excellent colour and have a combined ct weight of 0.4ct. Condition This ring is in excellent condition, and is fully hallmarked for 18ct gold, assayed in Chester with the date letter for 1939/40. Size: UK M.5, US 6.5 Information about the gems found in this ring: Rubies are the birthstone of July. They are a rare gemstone and are adored for its red colour, durability and incredible lustre. It is the red variety of the mineral Corundum and part of the list of the most precious gemstones alongside diamond, sapphire and emerald. Diamonds are a girl’s best friend and are also the birthstone for the month of April. The name diamond comes from the ancient Greek meaning ‘unconquerable’. Diamonds are the hardest natural substance on earth, made up of nearly 100% carbon and the only thing that will scratch one is another diamond! Further information: We take care with the upload of photos provided, to ensure that the condition of the jewellery can be evaluated. Please contact us here, if you would like any further images or information and we will do our best to help. Visit and follow us on Instagram here. Back to shop: https://anadej.com/
