Magnificent ring by Georland in 18k yellow gold and blackened silver, set with a 3.03 ct natural unheated ruby from Mozambique of excellent color and clarity.
The ruby is surrounded by a pavé setting of rubies and round brilliant diamonds, some of which are pavilion-set.
Quality French workmanship - Eagle's head hallmark and maker's mark.
Period: circa 1990.
Center stone: a 3.03 ct natural unheated ruby from Mozambique of excellent color and clarity. The ruby comes with a Carat Gem Lab (CGL) certificate.
Metal: 18k yellow gold and silver.
Weight: 8.3 g.
Size: EU: 53 - UK: M - US: 6 1/3.
Condition: Excellent.
Georland is a renowned Parisian jewelry house founded by Georges Richard and Roland Bouder in 1954. It specializes in the production of fine jewelry for the most prestigious brands on Place Vendôme (Mellerio, Vancleef and Arpels, etc.).
In their Paris and New York workshops, they created entire collections for various renowned jewelers, and many exceptional pieces were commissioned by wealthy clients. Custom orders come from Geneva, the United States and the United Kingdom, as well as the Middle and Far East.
Their jewelry has been worn by British royalty, among others; Princess Diana was photographed several times wearing a magnificent diamond and sapphire set created by Georland.
Magnificent ring by Georland in 18k yellow gold and blackened silver, set with a 3.03 ct natural unheated ruby from Mozambique of excellent color and clarity.
The ruby is surrounded by a pavé setting of rubies and round brilliant diamonds, some of which are pavilion-set.
Quality French workmanship - Eagle's head hallmark and maker's mark.
Period: circa 1990.
Center stone: a 3.03 ct natural unheated ruby from Mozambique of excellent color and clarity. The ruby comes with a Carat Gem Lab (CGL) certificate.
Metal: 18k yellow gold and silver.
Weight: 8.3 g.
Size: EU: 53 - UK: M - US: 6 1/3.
Condition: Excellent.
Georland is a renowned Parisian jewelry house founded by Georges Richard and Roland Bouder in 1954. It specializes in the production of fine jewelry for the most prestigious brands on Place Vendôme (Mellerio, Vancleef and Arpels, etc.).
In their Paris and New York workshops, they created entire collections for various renowned jewelers, and many exceptional pieces were commissioned by wealthy clients. Custom orders come from Geneva, the United States and the United Kingdom, as well as the Middle and Far East.
Their jewelry has been worn by British royalty, among others; Princess Diana was photographed several times wearing a magnificent diamond and sapphire set created by Georland.
