18 kt vintage platnium wedding ring

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Posted by Joshua White
11 years ago
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Description Marqiues diamond 2piece bonded together womens wedding set 18 kt on both rings pat-n also has g-inv on one and g-inz i on other
Category Jewelry and Gemstones
Medium Platinum a diamonds
Distinguishing marks G-inv and g-inz also pat-n
Condition Excellent
Date Period 1930 art deco
Weight 6.8 grams
History I was bought in 1938
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Submitted by Phoenixguy1954

Ok here is my suggestion for you. your 18K rings looks like 1930's design to me. if the stones are real and gold is real. we are talking good money.. But get it tested first.  Never asume that they are real untell you have a hands on test... If the person testing it makes you an offer. don't take it unless you need money fast.. also better photos would have helped// Good Luck 

Submitted by Phoenixguy1954

Now I would get the Appraisal and get amount on paper. and ask what ever you want..

Once you have documation price goes up. Good Luck to you...

Submitted by fpizzulo

Looks like my mothers set, Mom and Dad were married 1947 and they were bought in a pawn shop.  I had to get an appraisal for probate and they apraised at $7400.00.  Her set has a stone with a flaw, not visable to the naked eye.  The written appraisal states that all the stones are hand cut, (not laser cut as newer stones) making them more valuable than the same karat weight of perfectly cut  stones.  Hope this helps you
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