Description THE SWEET ORIGINAL OWNER OF THIS RING I’m a third-generation jeweler. As such, I have a philosophy of jewelry a little different than the big chain stores and mall stores. To me, jewelry is important because of the lives and relationships it represents. When a very nice couple and their young twins brought this ring to my brick and mortar showroom in San Diego, they told me it belonged to the young lady’s grandmother, who lived very close to her growing up and was therefore a big influence in her life. She said in many ways everything she learned about love and relationships she learned watching the way her grandmother treated her grandfather. I thought that was wonderful to hear and I asked if she could share with me more. She told me her grandmother was sweet to everyone but to her husband she was especially sweet. She remembered her greeting him with a kiss at the door when he returned home from work. She remembered that her grandmother arranged her own work hours so that she would always be home to give that kiss. The young lady had such a big smile on her face as she told the story and I imagine my smile was just as big. I happily bought the ring and now I’m glad I can make it available to someone I know will also be very sweet. ***SPECIFICATIONS*** This vintage sapphire and diamond engagement ring (circa 1970s) is crafted from 14k white gold. The center emerald cut diamond weighs 0.71 carats and is GIA certified. It has D color and VS2 clarity. The two side sapphires have a total carat weight of 0.15 carats. The ring is size 4½ but can be resized prior to shipping. This antique Art Deco engagement ring comes with an appraisal from a GIA Accredited Jewelry Professional. The Gemological Institute of America is the foremost jewelry organization in the world. They codified the concept of the “Four Cs” as well as certification of professionals and gems. Your appraisal will give a full description of the materials used as well as the quality and replacement value of $5,300.00 Style Number U1032