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3.07 Carat No Heat Ruby & Diamond 18K White Gold Ring
Located in New York, NY
This saturated, stop sign red, no heat ruby is mounted in an elegant 18K white gold ring with 0.84
Category
2010s American Bridal Rings
Materials
Diamond, Ruby, White Gold
Double Sided Enamel Sign No Smoking Stop your Motor Old Garage Petrol Station
Located in Crespieres, FR
Pre WWII double sided enamel sign found in Australia, it may be Australian or American. It was
Category
Early 20th Century Australian Industrial Signs
Materials
Enamel
H 5.91 in W 29.93 in D 0.2 in
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