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Exceptionally rare and completely untreated, this Colombian emerald represents gemological excellence. Crafted during the Art Deco era by America's most renowned jeweler, Tiffany & Co., the ring showcases a striking geometric design. The centerpiece is a square step cut emerald weighing 1.25 carats, accompanied by a report from the AGL, which states that the emerald is Colombian in origin with no oil treatment. Almost all emeralds undergo some degree of treatment to enhance their clarity. Only a small percentage of emeralds remain untreated, making this stone exceptionally rare. Additionally, the mines of Colombia have historically produced the world's finest emeralds, prized for their signature deep green color. Displaying extraordinary saturation of color and clarity, this emerald is truly a marvel of nature.
The vibrant centerpiece is accented by 0.91 carat of bright white tapered baguette cut diamonds on either side and four brilliant round cut diamonds on the outer edges, creating a dazzling frame. The top of each shank is channel-set with 0.64 carat of perfectly matched calibre cut forest green emeralds, further enhancing the ring’s exquisite artistry. Set in platinum.
Circa 1940
Stamped “Tiffany & Co.”
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Tiffany & Co. Untreated Colombian Emerald Ring, 1.25 carats
$58,850.00
The vibrant centerpiece is accented by 0.91 carat of bright white tapered baguette cut diamonds on either side and four brilliant round cut diamonds on the outer edges, creating a dazzling frame. The top of each shank is channel-set with 0.64 carat of perfectly matched calibre cut forest green emeralds, further enhancing the ring’s exquisite artistry. Set in platinum.
Circa 1940
Stamped “Tiffany & Co.”
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