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An exquisitely preserved antique ring from 1897, made by Steele & Dolphin in Birmingham, England. This ring featured a pear-shaped, deep red garnet (10.25mm x 7.53 mm x 5.06mm) surrounded by 16 single cut diamonds. Size 7.
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