Vintage Carrera y Carrera Style 14K Yellow Gold Ring - Hand Shape w/ 6 Diamonds in Bracelet Shape Holding a White Pearl - Unique Retro Ring
Beautiful and unique 14K gold ring that is in the style of a Carrera y Carrera ring in the shape of a hand. The hand is holding a pearl and it is wearing a bracelet that contains 6 diamonds.
The round cultured pearl being held by the hand is 5.00 mm in size.
The six diamonds are round brilliant cut and range in size from 1.50 to 1.70 mm. The side diamonds are color grade G-H, have Clarity grade if Sl2-l1. Their total weight is 0.10 ctw.
The ring is a size 5.75
NOTE: This ring is similar to many vintage Carrera y Carrera rings, but it does not have a discernible hallmark and is 14K. Typically a Carrera y Carrera ring is 18K and has their hallmark, which this ring does not.
The ring has the letter CW and a pictorial hallmark in the inner band.
The total weight of the ring is 2.00 dwt.
This ring was evaluated by a GIA certified gemologist at time of purchase.
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