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拍品 115 |PROPERTY OF A LADY
A SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND RING
已結束2018年4月17日
成交價
USD 68,750
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A SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND RING
Set with a cushion-cut sapphire, weighing approximately 10.43 carats, flanked on either side by a triangular-cut diamond, ring size 6 3/4, mounted platinum
Accompanied by report no. 1089131 dated 18 December 2017 from the AGL American Gemological Laboratories stating that it is the opinion of the Laboratory that the origin of this sapphire would be classified as Ceylon (Sri Lanka), with no gemological evidence of heat or clarity enhancement
Set with a cushion-cut sapphire, weighing approximately 10.43 carats, flanked on either side by a triangular-cut diamond, ring size 6 3/4, mounted platinum
Accompanied by report no. 1089131 dated 18 December 2017 from the AGL American Gemological Laboratories stating that it is the opinion of the Laboratory that the origin of this sapphire would be classified as Ceylon (Sri Lanka), with no gemological evidence of heat or clarity enhancement
A SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND RING
Set with a cushion-cut sapphire, weighing approximately 10.43 carats, flanked on either side by a triangular-cut diamond, ring size 6 3/4, mounted platinum
Accompanied by report no. 1089131 dated 18 December 2017 from the AGL American Gemological Laboratories stating that it is the opinion of the Laboratory that the origin of this sapphire would be classified as Ceylon (Sri Lanka), with no gemological evidence of heat or clarity enhancement
Set with a cushion-cut sapphire, weighing approximately 10.43 carats, flanked on either side by a triangular-cut diamond, ring size 6 3/4, mounted platinum
Accompanied by report no. 1089131 dated 18 December 2017 from the AGL American Gemological Laboratories stating that it is the opinion of the Laboratory that the origin of this sapphire would be classified as Ceylon (Sri Lanka), with no gemological evidence of heat or clarity enhancement
The proceeds of the sale are for the benefit of the House of Bread in Hartford, Connecticut. In addition to operating a soup kitchen, they offer transitional housing, education (ESOL and GED classes) and training, as well as dinners for 500 children a day at the Boys and Girls Clubs of Hartford.