Attractive diamond ring, Cartier, circa 1905

Set with a cushion shaped rose-cut diamond of pink tint, within a frame of millegrain-set single-cut diamonds, size 50, indistinctly numbered, case by Cartier.

Accompanied by GGTL report no 13-B-2828, stating that the diamond is of light pink natural colour with no indication of treatment, of natural origin. Indistinctly numbered, could read 9959 or 6366. Diamond of pink tint measuring approximately 11.60 x 7.45 x 3.11mm (as gauged in collet setting), estimated to weigh approximately 2.30 carats, in our experts' opinion VS clarity. Near colourless diamonds bright and lively, some with chips visible under x10 magnification. Signs of wear to the metals consistent with age and use. In good condition. Gross weight approximately 2 grams. Case stamped Cartier, Paris 13 rue de la Paix, London 4 New Burlington St., the cover stamped with the monogram Y.S.
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