Ruby with Diamond Earrings set in 18 Karat Gold Settings

Ruby 1.86 carats with Diamond 0.92 carat Earrings set in 18 Karat Gold Settings Width: 1.3 cm Length: 2.0 cm Total Weight: 14.7 grams "We first opened doors in 1980 when it was t...

Ruby 5.72 carats with Diamond 3.37 carats Earrings set in 18 Karat Gold Settings Width: 1.9 cm Length: 2.0 cm Total Weight: 14.84 grams "We first opened doors in 1980 when it was...

Rose Cut Ruby 13.17 carats Round Diamonds 1.69 carat 18K Rose Gold 21.04 grams

Exceptional and highly collectible 1980s Bulgari earrings of bombe design, each centering on a vivid-red Burma ruby (approximately 2.5 carats each) and showcasing another 6 carats of very fine white diamonds, all set in 18 karat yellow gold. Two large oval rubies are of richly-saturated color and certified by GIA as Burma geographic origin. - Featuring approximately 6 carats of fine white (approximately F-G color, VVS-VS clarity) marquise, tapered-baguette and round diamonds - Showcasing 2 large oval rubies of approximately 2.5 carats each and a number of smaller buff-top rubies. Both large oval rubies are certified by GIA as Burma geographic origin - These earrings showcase iconic Bulgari 1980s bombe design that is a true collector's item and rare to come by - Clip-on earrings measuring 1in (2.5cm) in length and width and in excellent condition - With Bulgari signature (Bvlgari) and stamp for 18 karat gold - These earrings pair beautifully with Cartier ruby and diamond necklace from the same 1980s period (see additional photos) which is a separate listing in our inventory Detailed description: Central oval rubies are encircled by alternating bands of smaller diamonds and rubies creating an eye-catching color contrast that Bulgari is celebrated for. As a feature of bombe-design, there is a gradual sloping upwards from outer bands to the center rubies that gives the earrings a wonderful 3-dimensional quality and volume. The bombe-design, with a prominent gemstone at its domed center, also echoes the iconic and enduring Bulgari Trombino design (introduced in their rings in the 1930s) which allowed a large gemstone to ‘stand proud’ on top of a pave and baguette diamond setting...