GIA Certified 5.23ct J VVS1 Radiant Cut Three-Stone Ring

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3 stone ring in 18K yellow Gold & PT950 Center stone: 5.23ct J VVS1 Radiant Shape Diamond GIA#6224068959 Side stones: 1.01ct Natural Fancy Intense Yellow VS1 GIA#7386744373 1.00ct Natural Fancy Intense Yellow VVS2 GIA#2387739347 Total Carat Weight yellow pave: 0.62ct Total Carat Weight white pave: 0.06ct Size: 6.5 Comes with 3 GIA Certificates, appraisal available upon request Retail Value: 250,000.00$

Creator:
M&V Vanguard Jewelry
Ring Size:
6.5 US, Resizable
Metal:
Platinum,Yellow Gold,18k Gold
Stone:
Diamond
Stone Cut:
Radiant Cut
Style:
Modern
Lab Report Available:
GIA 6224068959
Place of Origin:
United States
Period:
2010-
Date of Manufacture:
2022
Condition:
Seller Location:
New York, NY
Reference Number:
Seller: VAN51751stDibs: LU1909217317142
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M&V Vanguard Jewelry

A long, rich history of jewelry making and a love of design shared by Max Bartashnik and his late father, Viktor, is at the heart of Midtown Manhattan-based firm M&V Vanguard Jewelry. Known for its exquisite custom-made diamond engagement rings, bands, pendant necklaces, bracelets and other accessories, M&V Vanguard continues a family legacy that began in Ukraine more than 50 years ago.

Following many years of training in design and jewelry making in his native Ukraine, Viktor established himself as a master craftsman of diamond jewelry. From an early age, Max displayed a keen interest in the art of jewelry design and apprenticed under his father until they moved to the United States.

After they arrived in New York City, Max continued to hone the skills he learned in his father’s workshop and secured a job with iconic American luxury house Tiffany & Co. He left a bit more than five years later, and his next move was to establish his own firm alongside his father, designing and creating jewelry from a booth on 47th Street in New York City’s Diamond District in 2002.

Later, Viktor and Max decided to grow their fledgling business. In 2015, M&V Vanguard Jewelry expanded — they opened a manufactory at Rockefeller Center. The duo enlisted the support of a team of jewelers and setters to design and produce modernist and Art Deco-inspired cocktail rings, three-stone rings, drop earrings and other pieces that feature colored diamonds, rubies and emeralds set in 18-karat gold and platinum.

When Viktor died in 2020, Max broadened operations at M&V so that the company’s areas of specialty now include design, manufacturing, retail, and importantly, the family-owned business has implemented an education program — a plan that Viktor and Max had put together when the company initially began to expand. Budding jewelers can now look to M&V for training in their field, just as Max learned the art of jewelry making from his father years ago.

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