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Vintage 9ct Gold Ruby and Diamond Pendant Charm 375 1.60ct Ruby

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Product Description

Vintage 9ct gold ruby and diamond pendant or charm, set with 16 marquise cut natural rubies and 20 natural diamonds (tested). This piece originally started life as a brooch and has been converted into a pendant by a local goldsmith. The pendant is stamped 9k, the original brooch bar was stamped Birmingham 1989, and the new bail is 9ct gold.

Details:

• Item: Ruby and diamond pendant or charm (converted from a brooch)
• Metal: 9ct gold (375)
• Rubies: 16x marquise cut natural rubies, approx. 0.10ct each (approx. 1.60ct total)
• Diamonds: 20x natural diamonds (tested), approx. 0.01ct each (approx. 0.20ct total)
• Marks: Stamped 9k on the pendant
• Notes: Original brooch bar stamped Birmingham 1989, new bail is 9ct gold
• Measurements: Approx. 25.2mm x 21.7mm x 3.5mm
• Weight: Approx. 2.6g

A preloved pendant, please view all photos for potential signs of wear. Please Note, All of my items are labelled, please do not remove the label unless you are keeping the item.

Details & Specifications

Metal
9ct gold (375)
Gemstone
Ruby, diamond
Ring size
25.2mm (UK)
Dimensions
25.2mm x 21.7mm x 3.5mm
Weight
2.6g
Era / period
Vintage
Assay office
Birmingham (on original brooch fitting)
Hallmarks / stamps
Stamped 9k (pendant); original brooch bar stamped Birmingham 1989
Theme / motif
Ruby and diamond cluster
Item reference
EB-267538020182

The Ps Its Vintage security identification label must remain attached while you inspect or try on the item. Remove it only once you are certain you wish to keep the piece.

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