#7968 • Elizabeth Gage 4.50ctw Diamond & 18K Templar Ring

Part of Noble Estate Jewelry and Watch Auction (timed auction by GWS Auctions)

Starting at $1.00

Status: Sold

Est. $64,500-$65,000 Elizabeth Gage 4.50ctw VS2-SI1/G-H Diamond & Solid 18K Yellow Gold 18.5mm Wide Tapered Templar Ring in Elizabeth Gage Pouch W/$65,000 Appraisal (4.10ct Solitaire) - This magnificent ring was made by Elizabeth Gage, and was finely crafted of vibrant 18k yellow gold. This Tapered Templar ring measures approx. 18.5mm wide across the top of the piece, and is decorated with a 4.10ct (approximate) genuine SI1/G-H brilliant round-cut diamond solitaire. On each side of the center diamond are set clusters of four diamonds containing approx. 0.40ctw VS2-SI1/G-H round diamonds, finished with stamens between. The ring is then finished with a wire-twist-wire edge, showing stunning attention to detail. The center of the ring is decorated with a richly textured surface which creates a matte gold effect, and the outer edges are highly polished creating a highly sophisticated and eye pleasing design. This gorgeous ring is believed to have been custom made, as we have not found this exact design offered anywhere and most Elizabeth Gage pieces are finished with colored gemstones such as tourmalines and sapphires. The inside of the band is signed "Gage", along with the Elizabeth Gage "EG" hallmark. This piece is in beautiful condition, and truly radiates beauty and grandeur. The pieces of award winning jeweler Elizabeth Gage are easily recognizable because of the richness of her bold designs in yellow gold and brightly colored enamel and her prominent use of large gemstones. Influenced by the regal jewelry of Byzantine, Medieval and Renaissance Courts as well as by Classical design, her jewelry is meticulously crafted and her designs are often one of a kind. Elizabeth Gage jewelry is admired for its unique artistry and timeless appeal. Ring size: 7. (WEIGHT: 13.4 grams) Please note: This piece will come with a $65,000 appraisal by a graduate appraiser in the winning bidder's name for insurance purposes.