Two piece engagement wedding band.....

[bigjaylow]

I have inherited this 2 piece ring with matching band. I can make out a faded 14K & 137 or a flipped version. I was just wondering if anyone could give me some information about this ring. It's makers, origins, and value. I know weight and diamond size play into this but I have not had a chance to take it to my jeweler yet. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you Jason

 

[kgizo]

It doesn’t look that old to me so I suspect the value will be more about the quality of the diamonds than the setting. The center stone looks to be a princess cut, which gained popularity around 1970-80s. Sometimes jewelers use a # stamp for diamond weight, ie. 1.37 carats. It’s hard to tell as the bottom of the #s are cut off, but I don’t think there is room for a “.”

 

[bigjaylow]

It doesn’t look that old to me so I suspect the value will be more about the quality of the diamonds than the setting. The center stone looks to be a princess cut, which gained popularity around 1970-80s. Sometimes jewelers use a # stamp for diamond weight, ie. 1.37 carats. It’s hard to tell as the bottom of the #s are cut off, but I don’t think there is room for a “.”

It doesn’t look that old to me so I suspect the value will be more about the quality of the diamonds than the setting. The center stone looks to be a princess cut, which gained popularity around 1970-80s. Sometimes jewelers use a # stamp for diamond weight, ie. 1.37 carats. It’s hard to tell as the bottom of the #s are cut off, but I don’t think there is room for a “.”

 

[bigjaylow]

Yeah I figured the design was definitely not antique but falls into vintage knowing where it came from. .