Lot 455
  • 455

Diamond ring, Jean Schlumberger, 1960s

Estimate
59,000 - 89,000 CHF
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Description

  • Jean Schlumberger
  • diamond, gold, platinum
Designed as five buds pavĂ©-set with brilliant- and single-cut diamonds, the central flower of open work design set with a step-cut diamond weighing 4.21 carats, size 49, signed Schlumberger and Monture S, French assay and partial maker's marks.

Condition

Accompanied by GIA report no. 1172041584, stating that the diamond weighing 4.21 carats, measuring 9.22 x 8.51 x 5.91mm, is G Colour, VS2 Clarity. Inside of band signed both Schlumberger and Monture S. Partial French maker's mark. French assay marks for platinum and gold. Other diamonds estimated to weigh a total of 2.00 - 3.00 carats, G - I, VS - SI clarity, as gauged and graded in the mount. Signs of normal wear to the metal consistent with use. In good condition. Gross weight approximately 21 grams.
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