Vintage Carrera y Carrera Narcissus Quartz Ring in Yellow Gold
SKU: 0801612£2,850
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A beautiful vintage Carrera y Carrera Narcissus quartz ring set in 18k yellow gold.
The ring is composed of two cherub figures in brushed yellow gold holding a colourless emerald-cut rock crystal tablet in bezel settings. They are connected with tulip-style shoulders that flow into a polished band. It is beautifully hand-crafted with matt and polished finishings, showing the contract between the hair, body and band.
Due to its size and design, the ring can be worn for various occasions. It would be a perfect piece to wear as a statement piece or every day.
For size reference, the ring is currently a UK size L ½ (USA size 6), but this can be sized upon request for a perfect fit. The band measures approximately 0.25 centimetres in thickness. The ring has a gross weight of 14.06 grams.
The ring is hallmarked CyC, 750 (for 18k gold), with a serial number of 117656. Lastly, this piece is accompanied by the original certificate, as well as a valuation for insurance and authenticity.
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We are delighted to provide a valuation certificate containing a detailed description and photograph of the item. If you order online the item will arrive presented in a gorgeous red box which is luxuriously lined in black or cream velvet. We are happy to gift wrap them if required and can include a gift card. They are then packaged in an outer gold box with ribbon.
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No mining
Reduced impact on the environment
Recycled packaging where possible
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No new manufacturing
Made to last heirlooms
No mining
Reduced impact on the environment
Recycled packaging where possible
Green delivery partners
No new manufacturing
Made to last heirlooms
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