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From the late 1920''s: 2.70 carat natural sapphire hexagonal step cut 12.71mm x 8.52mm x 23.5mm. Medium tone, very slightly violetish blue, saturation #4, VS1 clarity. The pave: 90 diamonds, 1.2mm to 1.7mm, total weight 1.60 carats, G color, VS1 clarity.
Circa 1928: 1 carat oval shaped natural sapphire, 6.21mm x 5.0mm x 4.0 mm. Medium tone, slightly violet-blue, moderate intensity, finish good, I1 clarity. 2 emerald cut diamonds, 33 points each, G color, VS2 clarity. 2 baguettes, 7 points each, H color.
Don''t blame me, I didn''t select this one: From the late 1950''S: 51 point round brilliant diamond, J color, SI1 clarity 5.31mm x 5.12mm x 3.17mm, table 61%, depth 61.9%, small culet, thin to medium girdle, polish & symmetry good. Scroll patterned setting with 8 bead set/bezel set diamonds 24 points total.
The youngin: (From T & Co) Natural sapphire, 1.35 carats. I forgot the stats for the halo.
Circa 1928: 1 carat oval shaped natural sapphire, 6.21mm x 5.0mm x 4.0 mm. Medium tone, slightly violet-blue, moderate intensity, finish good, I1 clarity. 2 emerald cut diamonds, 33 points each, G color, VS2 clarity. 2 baguettes, 7 points each, H color.
Don''t blame me, I didn''t select this one: From the late 1950''S: 51 point round brilliant diamond, J color, SI1 clarity 5.31mm x 5.12mm x 3.17mm, table 61%, depth 61.9%, small culet, thin to medium girdle, polish & symmetry good. Scroll patterned setting with 8 bead set/bezel set diamonds 24 points total.
The youngin: (From T & Co) Natural sapphire, 1.35 carats. I forgot the stats for the halo.
is LOVELY! Well, actually, let me rephrase, they all are lovely, but this is my fav! Beautiful!
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