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Oval ruby and diamond pin in 18kt yellow gold, baguette ruby and round diamond border.
Oval ruby and diamond pin on a white blouse, framed by yellow gold with baguette rubies.
Oval ruby and diamond pin in 18kt yellow gold, baguette ruby and round diamond border.
Oval ruby and diamond pin on a white blouse, framed by yellow gold with baguette rubies.

C. 1990 Vintage 1.20 ct. t.w. Ruby and .35 ct. t.w. Diamond Oval Pin in 18kt Yellow Gold

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$2,195

$1,535
C. 1990. This marriage of rubies and diamonds is flawless! Our Estate collection pin features groups of .35 ct. t.w. round brilliant-cut dia…

Item 203486

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All weights and measurements are approximate. Most gemstones are treated to enhance their beauty and may require special care.

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Myth & Meaning

Ruby's solar association in ancient and medieval Asian traditions reflects the stone's optical character: chromium fluorescence produces a warmth that appears internally generated, supporting the belief that the stone contained a living flame. That association established ruby as the primary ceremonial and bridal gemstone across South and Southeast Asia.

A Notable Quality

A revolver clasp adds slightly more weight than a springring or lobster clasp of the same size. But on a fine piece, that additional heft at the closure typically reads as quality rather than bulk.

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