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18k White Gold 1.97 Carat Genuine Natural Spessartine Garnet Ring 5 3/4 (#J7567)
18k white gold ring featuring a oval cut spessartine garnet weighing 1.97 carats. The garnet is an orangy-red color and measures about 8mm x 6mm. The ring fits a size 5.75 finger, weighs 1.54 dwt., and dates from the 1940s with a new head. There is hand engraving on the shoulders. Stunning!
SKU#J7567.
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Important Note on Vintage/Estate and Antique Jewelry:
Please be aware that eBay's authentication system does not recognize the historical gold-stamping practices that existed before the National Gold and Silver Marking Act, introduced in the year 1981. This act added new rules for accuracy with stricter fineness of gold requirements. Prior to this law, pieces were usually made slightly under karat, as was standard in that era. Vintage and antique jewelry (pre-1981) may not precisely reflect the karat stamp, and it's common for the gold to be slightly under the stamped karat. Additionally, routine maintenance such as resizing, prong re-tipping, and other adjustments can also contribute to pieces not being exactly the karat gold that is stamped.
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All of our jewelry is guaranteed authentic by our Graduate Gemologist of the Gemological Institute of America (GIA).
18k White Gold 1.97 Carat Genuine Natural Spessartine Garnet Ring 5 3/4 (#J7567)
18k white gold ring featuring a oval cut spessartine garnet weighing 1.97 carats. The garnet is an orangy-red color and measures about 8mm x 6mm. The ring fits a size 5.75 finger, weighs 1.54 dwt., and dates from the 1940s with a new head. There is hand engraving on the shoulders. Stunning!
SKU#J7567.
100% Satisfaction Guaranteed!
Important Note on Vintage/Estate and Antique Jewelry:
Please be aware that eBay's authentication system does not recognize the historical gold-stamping practices that existed before the National Gold and Silver Marking Act, introduced in the year 1981. This act added new rules for accuracy with stricter fineness of gold requirements. Prior to this law, pieces were usually made slightly under karat, as was standard in that era. Vintage and antique jewelry (pre-1981) may not precisely reflect the karat stamp, and it's common for the gold to be slightly under the stamped karat. Additionally, routine maintenance such as resizing, prong re-tipping, and other adjustments can also contribute to pieces not being exactly the karat gold that is stamped.
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