Mid-Century Renaissance Revival Emerald and Diamond Cluster Ring Silver/14k c. 1940 estate jewelry this next level mirror locket rose cut diamond ring

Name: Mid-Century Renaissance Revival Emerald and Diamond Cluster Ring Silver/14k c. 1940 estate jewelry this next level mirror locket rose cut diamond ring
Brand: imperium.com.mx
SKU: 7127448693
Price: 900.00 USD
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Mid Century Renaissance Revival Emerald and Diamond Cluster Ring Silver 14k c. 1940 estate jewelry this next level mirror locket rose cut diamond ring this next level mirror locket was made circa 1900 and depicts a very cheeky lady in hand painted enamel on a guilloche enamel background gilt silver Set with natural Old Mine Cut and Rose Cut diamonds in sterling silver topped 14k

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