


A serious statement it is....especially the Versailles sized price of $12,500.
I'd like to add my pick for a Statement Ring.
Priced....a very reasonable $1500
Liven up your look with this fabulous bejeweled estate cocktail ring in refreshing citrus shades of lemony yellow and deep lime green. Crafted in high polish yellow gold in a domed shape, this estate ring features a lush step cut forest green tourmaline at center, bezel set in yellow gold and surrounded by a glittering thicket of vivid deep yellow pave sapphires. For a special touch, the inside of the band features lovely gold openwork hearts surrounding a center heart covered in pave diamonds. The attention to detail on this vintage gemstone ring is remarkable. It is sized approximately 6 ¾.
Metal: 18K Yellow Gold
Gemstone Weight: Tourmaline = 4.00 carats,
Orange/Yellow Sapphires = 3.00 carats
Design Period: Contemporary
Circa: 1995
6 comments:
Great googly moogly, that's a gorgeous piece! $1500, seriously?? What size is it?
(Heh, word verification is 'affor')
Pseu...it's your size of course!
$12,500 is nothing! You see what Sevan rings go for? There was one in the NYT for $57K. I was like, yay! I'm a bargain.
Wendy, your ring is priced correctly for a brand new designer piece at retail.
Beladora is estate so the prices reflect that the jewelry is pre-owned. Also, because Beladora isn't a retail store, expenses are kept low and that reflects in lower prices.
And who's buying $57K Sevan rings anyway. If I had that much to spend I'd be buying VCA or Cartier Art Deco.
Wendy, your ring is priced correctly for a brand new designer piece at retail.
Beladora is estate so the prices reflect that the jewelry is pre-owned. Also, because Beladora isn't a retail store, expenses are kept low and that reflects in lower prices.
And who's buying $57K Sevan rings anyway. If I had that much to spend I'd be buying VCA or Cartier Art Deco.
I know, I was just teasing you! Sorry. I think Sevan work is beautiful, but I'm with you -- $57K seems too much, even for a one of a kind. I'm trying to remember if there was a very large diamond in it, but I can't -- all I remember is thinking, "Ooh, maybe I'll pick up some bargain hunters!"
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