GOLD AND DIAMOND RING AND PAIR OF SAPPHIRE CUFFLINKS, BOUCHERON , 1940's

Comprising: a ring of geometric design, highlighted with brilliant- and circular-cut diamonds to a tow tone mount, size K including sizing band, signed Boucheron Paris and numbered; the cufflinks of square design set with calibre-cut sapphires, signed Boucheron Paris and numbered, French assay and maker's mark, fitted case, Boucheron.

The ring: numbered 47.622. Probably mounted in 8 carats pink and yellow gold and in platinum. With usual signs of wear and minor bumps and soldering to the shank. Total diamond weigh approximately 2.00 carats, bright and mostly VS-SI clarity. Ring sizer damaged. In good condition. The cufflinks: stamped with French assay marks for 18 carats gold. Numbered 25.864. Sapphires bright and well matched. With usual sign of wear and in good condition.
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