Vintage

Mid Century Pear Shaped Diamond Navette Ring

$10,000

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ITEM #5869

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ITEM #5869

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DESCRIPTION

Vintage ring set with opposing pear-shaped diamonds, approx. 1.00 carat total, est. H-I color, VS clarity. With a surround of fancy-shaped diamonds, approx. .75 carat, est. I-J color, VS clarity. Set in platinum. Center 18.4mm, band 1.40mm. Circa 1950.

WHY WE LOVE IT

For the unordinary, here's a party ring full of fun-shaped diamonds!

Return Policy

IN STOCK VINTAGE & ERSTWHILE ENGAGEMENT RINGS & BANDS

All in stock items are eligible for a FULL REFUND within 14 days of receipt, including sized items. Please contact us within 3 days of receipt to arrange return or exchange. We will provide a FREE RETURN SHIPPING LABEL. Purchases shipped back without our knowledge will incur a fee equal to 10% of the purchase value. Returns without our knowledge which are then lost/stolen in transit are the sender's responsibility.

MADE TO ORDER ENGAGEMENT RINGS & BANDS

Made to order pieces are eligible for a refund less the 50% deposit within 14 days of receipt. Erstwhile bands that have been customized are not refundable.

INTERNATIONAL RETURNS

We do not offer free return shipping on international orders. International customers are responsible for insured return shipments, as well as all duties/taxes/tariffs that Erstwhile might incur by receiving the return.

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  • DESCRIPTION

    Vintage ring set with opposing pear-shaped diamonds, approx. 1.00 carat total, est. H-I color, VS clarity. With a surround of fancy-shaped diamonds, approx. .75 carat, est. I-J color, VS clarity. Set in platinum. Center 18.4mm, band 1.40mm. Circa 1950.

  • WHY WE LOVE IT

    For the unordinary, here's a party ring full of fun-shaped diamonds!

Return Policy

IN STOCK VINTAGE & ERSTWHILE ENGAGEMENT RINGS & BANDS

All in stock items are eligible for a FULL REFUND within 14 days of receipt, including sized items. Please contact us within 3 days of receipt to arrange return or exchange. We will provide a FREE RETURN SHIPPING LABEL. Purchases shipped back without our knowledge will incur a fee equal to 10% of the purchase value. Returns without our knowledge which are then lost/stolen in transit are the sender's responsibility.

MADE TO ORDER ENGAGEMENT RINGS & BANDS

Made to order pieces are eligible for a refund less the 50% deposit within 14 days of receipt. Erstwhile bands that have been customized are not refundable.

INTERNATIONAL RETURNS

We do not offer free return shipping on international orders. International customers are responsible for insured return shipments, as well as all duties/taxes/tariffs that Erstwhile might incur by receiving the return.

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