Title: 1914 Indian Head Gold Coin Ring, 14k Yellow Gold Mounting, 17g, 4mm Band. Style: Gold Coin Ring. Coin: 1914 Indian Head Gold Coin. Metal: 14k Yellow Gold Mounting. Ring Weight: 17g (including coin and mounting). Design Features: Bold and timeless design with a historic Indian Head gold coin centerpiece. Features a genuine 1914 Indian…
We are here with New Jewelers for you! Metal: Yellow Gold Plated. Base Metal – Sterling Silver. Metal Purity – 14K.
0.84 Ctw=32x Diamond. Please Refer to Last Photo in the listing for scale reference. Please note: Unless otherwise noted, our items are solid gold i. If it is listed as 14K Gold, it means it is solid 14K, not gold plated. Where applicable, all diamonds are graded according to GIA grading standards, the diamonds are…
Jim’s Pawn & Jewelry. Indian Head Coin Ring, sz 8, 14k yellow gold band. Item location: Granite City, Illinois, United States. We are a full-Service jeweler: Ring Sizing, custom goldsmithing, and jewelry refinishing available. All of our pre-owned Items are authentic, Clean, polished, and serviced. Each of these items is a “One of A kind”…
This stunning pendant features an 1856 Indian Princess Head Coin set in a beautiful diamond setting. This piece is a true collector’s item and a unique addition to any jewelry collection. The coin is circulated but holds its value as a rare and historic piece from pre-1933. It was manufactured in the United States and…
It is set in a 14k yellow gold bezel, which is reeded on the outside with a weight of 1.12 grams. Total weight is 5.3 grams and diameter is 18.25 mm. Diameter including bale and ring (hanging length) is 27mm. Our previously loved estate jewelry has been inspected and refurbished by our experienced team of…
Coins, Notes & Bullion. Rise Above Finger: 4.2 mm. Band / Shank Width: 1.8 mm. Face Height: 13.8 mm. Weight: 2.1 Grams.
Coin is certified and is sealed. Metal: Yellow Gold 21k-22k solid gold.
1913 US half eagle gold coin in a yellow gold bezel/pendant hallmarked “Hofra 14k”. We began in Reno in August of 1993. After five years, Northern Nevada Coin moved its headquarters to Carson City, NV.
(For an accurate total, you would have to remove the stones from the settings).
