14k Yellow Gold Double Black Pearl and Diamond Bypass Ring
Fine Jewelry - Rings

14k Yellow Gold Double Black Pearl and Diamond Bypass Ring

This is a contemporary bypass style ring crafted in 14k yellow gold, featuring two round cultured pearls and accent diamonds. The ring's design centers on two spherical pearls, approximately 6-7mm in diameter, displaying distinct iridescent overtones of peacock green, blue, and deep aubergine/purple, typical of treated or Tahitian-type black pearls. The gold band is fashioned with a decorative 'shrimp-style' or gadrooned texture, characterized by diagonal ribbed carvings that taper as they move toward the back of the shank. Separating the two pearls are two vertical bands or 'collars' set with small, round-cut white diamonds (likely single cuts or melee), totaling approximately 0.05 to 0.10 carats. A '14k' hallmark is visible on the interior of the shank, confirming the gold's purity. The craftsmanship indicates a late 20th-century design influence, possibly from the 1980s or 1990s. The overall condition appears used but well-maintained, with minor surface abrasions (scratches) consistent with regular wear on the gold surface. The pearls appear to have a high luster and smooth surface quality with no significant pitting visible. This piece combines organic gemstone elements with a structured, sculptural gold setting, typical of high-quality commercial jewelry from the late modern period.

Estimated Value

$450.00 - $650.00

Basic Information

Category

Fine Jewelry - Rings

Appraised On

March 1, 2026

Estimated Value

$450.00 - $650.00

Additional Details Provided By Owner

User Provided Information

Gold 14 k

Item Description

This is a contemporary bypass style ring crafted in 14k yellow gold, featuring two round cultured pearls and accent diamonds. The ring's design centers on two spherical pearls, approximately 6-7mm in diameter, displaying distinct iridescent overtones of peacock green, blue, and deep aubergine/purple, typical of treated or Tahitian-type black pearls. The gold band is fashioned with a decorative 'shrimp-style' or gadrooned texture, characterized by diagonal ribbed carvings that taper as they move toward the back of the shank. Separating the two pearls are two vertical bands or 'collars' set with small, round-cut white diamonds (likely single cuts or melee), totaling approximately 0.05 to 0.10 carats. A '14k' hallmark is visible on the interior of the shank, confirming the gold's purity. The craftsmanship indicates a late 20th-century design influence, possibly from the 1980s or 1990s. The overall condition appears used but well-maintained, with minor surface abrasions (scratches) consistent with regular wear on the gold surface. The pearls appear to have a high luster and smooth surface quality with no significant pitting visible. This piece combines organic gemstone elements with a structured, sculptural gold setting, typical of high-quality commercial jewelry from the late modern period.

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