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# 27029, view 2

"Fire" (technical term : dispersion) adds liveliness & appeal to a diamond. (It is unrelated to color grade.)

# 27029, view 2a. 18k white gold, alloyed to be very pale, but not true grey-white like platinum

White gold was developed during World War I, when platinum was rationed.

View 3 shows the 4 very fine vertical bars between 2 outer bars that rise to square crown.

Color variation between sides of crown and the rest of ring are more apparent in photo than in life, and not at all face up.

# 27029, view 4, reverse side

Very small neat old repair in row of bars on this side. In every other way this ring appears to be in original crisp condition.

# 27029 showing flashes of color, called "fire", produced by this diamond's crown angles