At the End of the Rainbow

Classic Diamond Ring With 1.00 ct Old European Cut Diamonds in Platinum From Our Workshop

€ 6,290.00 ^*

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Unit price €6,290.00 / piece

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Classic Diamond Ring With 1.00 ct Old European Cut Diamonds in Platinum From Our Workshop

Description

This description was automatically translated from German. If you have any questions about this piece of jewellery, we will be happy to help!

Large diamonds of white colour without disturbing inclusions are a special joy, because the incident light refracts in them particularly beautiful in all colours of the rainbow. In this ring from our workshop, you can observe this wonderfully on the centrally set diamond. The antique diamond used here has a weight of 1.00 carat and was cut in the so-called "Old European Cut" in the years around 1900. It shows the white colour grade "H", which is also called "Wesselton", and it has been classified as "vsi2", so it has only tiny inclusions, which are not easily visible even with a magnifying glass. The diamond is held in a claw setting and is accompanied by six smaller brilliant cut diamonds, which decorate the shoulders of the ring. We have been able to create the ring completely sustainably from reclaimed materials. All of the diamonds are older stones that came to us unmounted. The platinum we used for the ring is recycled material that we obtained from defective antique jewellery. The result is a new high quality ring made of historical beautiful materials, which can be worn every day thanks to its insensitive materials.

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The term "Wesselton" was introduced in reference to a diamond mine named Wesselton, in which a particularly large number of diamonds in fine white were found. The mine itself was named after J. J. Wessels Senior, the owner of the Benaaudheidfonein farm, where the Wesselton mine originated in 1890 as a result of diamond discoveries. The mine, which was active until 2005, was located in South Africa, near the border between the Cape Colony and the Orange River Colony. In 1891, the mine was taken over by the De Beers diamond group. The diamonds from the Wesselton Mine are characterized by their exceptionally good quality and their freedom from inclusions to the greatest extent possible. Similar to the case of Top Wesselton, the other names such as River are derived from the places of origin of the diamonds so named. River-quality gemstones have been found primarily in alluvial deposits - that is, in rivers (source: Renesim).

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At the End of the Rainbow

€ 6,290.00 ^*

Content 1 piece

Unit price €6,290.00 / piece

Incl. VAT, Shipping

Our Promise

We want you to be 100% satisfied! For that reason, we examine, describe and photograph all of our jewellery with the utmost care.

You can rely on our years of experience in the trade and our expertise as a professional art historians for reviews of the antique jewellery. As a member of various trade organisations and the British Society of Jewellery Historians, we remain committed to the highest possible degree of accuracy. In our descriptions, we always also indicate any signs of age and defects and never hide them in our photos – this saves you from any unpleasant surprises when your package arrives.

Should you for some reason not be satisfied, please don’t hesitate to contact us so that we can find a solution together. In any case, you can return any article within one month and we will refund the full purchase price.

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