Art Deco 7.57ct No-heat Burma Sapphire Cocktail Ring snake the gesture is - bizarrely

the gesture is - bizarrely - only really used as part of a game where one person pretends to steal the other's nose

along with ten studs - representing the one decade of a rosary - and likely belonged to a priest or a nun

with lovely antique patina

84z silver mark

The three bands are each set with a different gemstone - ruby

Art Deco 7.57ct No-heat Burma Sapphire Cocktail Ring snake the gesture is - bizarrelyDATE: Art Deco, c. 1930 If you know sapphires, you'll know that a 7. 57 carat no heat Burma sapphire isn't to be taken lightly Here, mounted in a superb diamond studded late Deco signet mount, is an exceptional example of a no heat Burma sapphire. Clear as glass, with no inclusions visible to the naked eye, it displays an incredible velvety intense blue colour with certification confirming the origin, size, weight, and lack of treatment. It's set in