What: Vintage JewelryWhere: Legacy Jewelry Appraisers & Buyers; 22921 Triton Way, 221, Laguna Hills, CA 92653 United StatesWhen: February 9; 06.00 pm GMTTop lots of the sale:- $59K Ruby & Diamond Drop Necklace, 154 CT Ruby & 12.50. This spectacular drop necklace consist of (21) natural red rubies with a phenomenal weight of 141.50 carats. These 20 oval rubies and 1 large pear shape are lab grown, treated. The color is a deep ruby red color. The diamonds accenting the stones come to a total weight of 12.51 carat. Quality is SI1 clarity and G color. The total weight of the necklace is 154.01 carats. GIA Gemologist inspected & evaluated. W: 6 oz. Estimate: $42,000 - $59,600- Art Deco, Large 9 TCW Flower Ring, Diamonds, Black Spinel and More! Amazing 1-1/2 inch in diameter ring features, large multi-layered floral pedals, encrusted with diamonds and black spinel throughout the top and sides of the pedals. The shank of the ring consists of  Baguette diamonds, round diamonds and side bands with matching black spinel. Center pearl is 9.20 mm. The total weight is estimated at 9 carats total weight. Ring size is 4.5 and can be sized for a fee. The metal is white gold. The top of the ring in white gold. The underneath canopy of the ring is a sterling metal that supports the gold top and gold base. The metal is tested at 17 karat, white gold. Quality of diamonds are SI1-SI2 clarity and G-H color. GIA Gemologist inspected and evaluated. Estimate: $15,000 - $20,000- Tiffany & Co. 3.82 TCW Platinum-Gold Diamond Broach-Pendant. Quality, pin with European cut diamonds are as follows: (4) 5 mm round (VS clarity, G color) 1.80 carat; (1) 3.64mm, .17 carat; (30) accenting diamonds, 2.50 mm, 1.80 carat and (5) graduating, 1.50 mm in diameter, .05 carat. The total weight of the diamonds is estimated to be 3.82 carats. Metal is Platinum top of setting and yellow gold, underneath. Pin expands the 1-inch diameter of the pin and the small loop pendant swings upward for use or can be hidden. Vintage, Tiffany & Co. hallmarked with the CO slightly rubbed off, but still seen.GIA Gemologist inspected and evaluated. Dimensions: 3 in. Weight: 6 oz. Estimate: $15,000 - $20,000- 6.5 Carat Diamond 18 Karat White Gold Heart Necklace. 250 round brilliant diamonds are prong and pave set in 18 karat white gold heart and pear shaped links. Approximately 6.5 carats total diamond weight. Diamonds are SI-1 clarity and G color. Necklace measures 16.5O long and fastens securely with a tongue and box clasp with a safety clip. Weighs 63.7 grams. Hallmarked O750O. GIA Gemologist inspected & evaluated. Dimensions: 16.5 in. Weight: 6 oz. Estimate: $8,500 - $16,500- Retro, Diamond Rope Textured 4.84 Carat Bracelet. The diamonds are 3.10 millimeters each (.11 points) and weigh approximately 4.84 carats in total. The quality of the diamonds is SI2 clarity and G-H in color. The lenght of the bracelet is 7 inches. GIA Gemologist Inspected and comes with Free Report. Weight: 6 oz. Estimate: $6,550 - $12,550- A Ring. Oval Aquamarine 7.80 carat, Halo Diamond, 1.32 Carats. , oval-cut aquamarine stone surrounded by a sparkling halo of 22 prong-set round brilliant diamonds. Oval-cut aquamarine stone measures 14 mm x 12 mm x 8 mm and weighs approximately 7.8 carats. (22) round brilliant diamonds measure 2.5 mm each.The Approximate total diamond weight is 1.32 carats. Weight: 6 oz. Estimate: $6,250 - $10,500- Art Deco, Diamond Dome Ring, Platinum, Circa 1875, 1.75 TCW. High Quality.  The center diamond is a European cut 6.57 x 3.50 mm round high quality diamond. The size is estimated to be 1.00 carat. The quality of the diamond is VS2, F color.  Accenting the filigree ring are (10) European cut diamonds, 1.95-3.50 mm in diameter. The rings total diamond weight is 1.70 carat. The quality of the diamonds are SI1-VS2 clarity and F color. Ring size is 5. GIA Gemologist inspected and evaluated. Weight: 6 oz. Estimate: $5,600 - $8,500For details, visit: https://www.liveauctioneers.com/Click on the slideshow for the highlights of the sale.http://www.blouinartinfo.com/Founder: Louise Blouin  Read more