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Imperial topaz and diamond coronet cluster, late 19th Century.

Yellow Gold, Diamond, Topaz

£36,000

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Imperial topaz and diamond coronet cluster. Set with one natural oval mixed cut Imperial Topaz in an open back claw setting with an approximate weight of 24.61 carats, encircled by twenty-four cushion shape old mine diamonds in open back claw settings with a combined approximate weight of 2.15 carats to an impressive coronet cluster design featuring curving claws, an intricately pierced gallery leading to fancy shape open backholing and flowing through to tri-split shoulders with a fleur-de-lis motif and flowing through to a solid ridged shank. Tested yellow gold, late 19th Century, accompanied by Gem and Pearl Lab Report #25892.
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Reference Number 30196
Ring size: Can be adjusted to any size.
Period Victorian
TOTAL / RING Weight 13.77 grams
Gemstone Topaz, Mixed Cut, approximately 24.61ct 24 x Diamonds, Old Mine, approximately 2.15ct total
This ring is in excellent condition.
Imperial Topaz is a rare and highly prized gemstone. Celebrated for its vibrant hues, Imperial Topaz ranges from saturated golden-sherry to reddish-orange with pink or yellow undertones. This term, "Imperial Topaz", strictly refers to stones with intense, saturated colors within this narrow spectrum, and is highly sought after by gem collectors.

The term "Imperial" is thought to originate from two main theories: one links it to Russian Tsars, who reserved the finest Ural mountain topaz for royalty, while the other attributes it to Brazil’s Emperor Peter II, who received a reddish topaz in 1881.
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