Vintage Mid-Century Two-Tone 14K Yellow and White Gold 0.57 Total Carat Weight Diamond Ring Size 5 3/4 Circa 1960s

Step back in time to the glamour and elegance of the mid-20th century with this exquisite vintage two-tone 14K yellow and white gold diamond ring. Featuring a round brilliant cut diamond center that weighs 0.35 carats along with round brilliant cut and single cut accent diamonds weighing an estimated 0.22 carats total, with a florentine textured design on each side. This ring boasts a stunning 0.57 total carat weight of dazzling diamonds that dance and shimmer with every movement and comes in a size 5 3/4. The two-tone gold color adds a touch of sophistication and versatility to this piece creating a striking visual harmony that's both classic and contemporary. It's a ring that effortlessly complements any style, whether you're dressing up for a special occasion or adding a touch of elegance to your everyday look. This circa 1960s vintage beauty is in excellent pre-loved condition. 

Vintage Pre-Loved

Condition: Excellent

Metal: 14k yellow and white gold (stamped "14K A035")

Diamonds: Round brilliant cut 0.35ct VS2/I, round brilliant cut, and single cut diamond accents 0.22ctw. VSI-SI1/H-I.

Size: 5 3/4

Dimensions: Top of ring height: 8mm, band: 3mm tapers down to 2mm.

Weight: 4.5 grams. 

All vintage, estate, and antique items are sold as is, in pre-loved condition and have been thoroughly cleaned and tested for authenticity using professional equipment by a GIA Graduate Gemologist. Most vintage jewelry lovers will agree that “imperfections” give the jewelry piece a story and adds character. The Grading of all gemstones and diamonds is done as setting permits, and all weights are approximate unless stated otherwise. By purchasing pre-loved vintage jewelry from Charlyn Jewels buyer agrees to these terms. All sales are final, specific details of the jewelry piece’s condition will be included in the description, I am more than happy to send more pictures upon request.

Natural gemstones may have inclusions that are visible to the naked eye. These are not defects, they are simply part of their nature, and that is what makes them special and unique! Colored stones and diamonds are more than likely to be treated to enhance color unless stated otherwise. All gemstones are graded and tested by a GIA graduate gemologist.