Noteworthy Designs in Diamond Rings & Earrings Highlight Heritage Estate Jewelry’s Upcoming Sale

The ritual of adorning a wedding band on the fourth finger of the left hand goes back to the ancient Egyptians. These earliest forms of bands were designed with leather, braided hemp, bones and reeds. In modern times, the bands have evolved into elaborate pieces with the use of diamonds and other precious gemstones. One such diamond band ring, made in 18-karat yellow gold, is a key highlight of the upcoming sale by Heritage Estate Jewelry. Weighing a total of 2.75 carats, the three rows of diamonds have SI2 clarity and H color. 

Two other jewelry lots fashioned with diamond halos also lead the listings. One is a pair of earrings crafted in 14-karat rose gold, featuring an oval-cut morganite, weighing 8.82 carats. This centerpiece is flanked by round brilliant-cut diamonds, weighing 1.86 carats. The other is a cocktail-style sapphire ring made in platinum. The sapphire, measuring 2.83 carats, is surrounded by round and baguette diamonds, weighing 1.21 carats. Equally noteworthy is an 18-karat yellow gold emerald and diamond bypass ring. The round and baguette diamonds weigh 1.50 carats and have VS2 clarity and G color. To view the complete catalog and register to bid in the upcoming Fine Estate Jewelry Closeout sale, visit Bidsquare and browse other online auctions. Find the latest auction previews on Auction Daily.