Georgian Rose Cut Diamond Flower Ring Size:9 discovering silver bars in 1973
Description
discovering silver bars in 1973 with tally marks matching the Atocha's paperwork
as documented in the ^Los Angeles Herald 20th March 1913: "BEGINNING NEXT SUNDAY AFTERNOON—FIRST PRODUCTION IN AMERICA
Rise off finger: 2
Fripp had saved Temple's life when he operated on his stomach
Good ones are difficult to come by (only 2% of diamonds are fashioned as asschers)
Georgian Rose Cut Diamond Flower Ring Size:9 discovering silver bars in 1973DATE: Georgian, c. 1820 A gorgeous, and somewhat unusual, antique ring dating from the Georgian period circa 1820. French made, it's set with a rose cut diamond cluster from one shoulder, and diamond leaves on the other, resting north south on the finger. Crafted in 15k gold with silver settings. STONES Rose Cut Diamonds MEASUREMENTS Head: 1. 5 x 1cm Rise off finger: 3. 6mm Width of band: 1. 4mm WEIGHT 3g MARKS Partial French hallmarks Tests as 15k
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