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Old European Cut Diamond Wedding Ring Set

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Old European center cut diamond wedding ring with two diamond bands, 14k gold

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AI Estimated Value

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$3,500 - $8,000

AI estimate as of May 22, 2025 · verify with a professional before acting

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AI Item Analysis

A vintage wedding ring set featuring an Old European center cut diamond engagement ring, complemented by two matching diamond bands. The entire set is crafted from 14k gold.

AI Appraisal Report

The appraisal value is estimated based on the key features described: an Old European center cut diamond and 14k gold construction with two accompanying diamond bands. Old European cut diamonds are antique (typically late 19th to early 20th century) and are valued for their unique characteristics, often exhibiting impressive fire. The value range considers a potential range for the center diamond's carat weight (estimated visually to be significant, possibly 0.75-1.5 carats), its color and clarity (assuming average quality for an antique stone), and the total carat weight of the diamonds in the two bands. The 14k gold setting also contributes to the overall value. This broad range reflects the variables inherent in assessing jewelry from an image; a detailed gemological inspection would be required for a precise valuation. The estimate represents a fair market value for a pre-owned set of this nature in good condition.