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Vintage ruby and diamond wave ring in white gold
Pink ruby and diamond wave ring on finger in 18k white gold
Vintage 18kt white gold wave ring with pink rubies and diamonds
Vintage ruby and diamond wave ring in white gold
Pink ruby and diamond wave ring on finger in 18k white gold
Vintage 18kt white gold wave ring with pink rubies and diamonds

C. 1990 Vintage 4.00 ct. t.w. Pink Ruby and 1.00 ct. t.w. Diamond Wave Ring in 18kt White Gold. Size 8

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$6,295

$2,465
C. 1990. This powerfully feminine ring is presented to you by our Estate collection. Waves of vivid pink rubies totaling 4.00 carats are spa…

Item 997704

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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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Fresh & Current

The raised setting and commanding surface area of a cocktail ring make it a natural fit for maximalist styling, where one bold piece is physically intended to carry the visual load of an entire look.

Quality & Value

Ruby's position at the apex of colored gemstone per-carat value reflects the convergence of multiple independent value determinants: chromium-dependent color rarity, limited and geographically constrained sources, corundum hardness of 9, documented cultural prestige across South Asian, Persian, and European traditions spanning two millennia, and the extreme geological scarcity of fine untreated stones at larger sizes. No other colored gemstone presents this combination of factors simultaneously, which produces the conditions for the highest per-carat prices in the fine jewelry and auction markets.

A Notable Quality

Visually similar, physically different: platinum and 18kt white gold can produce identical-looking pieces, but platinum's greater density means the platinum version will be noticeably heavier in the hand and on the body, a distinction that's invisible until you pick it up.

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