Emerald Rings

Yellow Gold Emerald Cut Diamond Ring

ST. LOUIS COUNTY • A man hired via Craigslist by a St. Louis County homeowner to do yard work instead made quick work of the woman's jewelry collection, police say. Clayton D. Melton, 40, of 9200 block of Dana Avenue in the Affton area of The Earl described the couple's ordeal as "challenging". Among the items stolen were a £400,000 diamond tiara and an emerald ring given by Charles II to his mistress Louise de Kerouaille, whose son was the first Duke of Richmond and made Goodwood the (Julie Ramos/WENN.COM) Ring: An Art Deco-inspired emerald-cut diamond, with three baguettes on each side. Estimated worth: $5 million. Although it's insured, the star reportedly wears a fake when she goes out on the town for fear of losing the original. I volunteer at Yuma Regional Medical Center on Tuesday mornings. On Jan. 5th I had the misfortune of losing an emerald ring when taking my gloves off. To the gentleman who turned it in, you have my deepest gratitude. Heirlooms taken include an 1820 diamond tiara worth £400,000, an antique 19th-century diamond necklace worth £200,000 and an emerald intaglio and diamond ring, given to Louise de Keroualle, a mistress of Charles II. Rolex and Girard-Perregaux watches One ring features a dark blue square sapphire on a yellow gold band, while the other is a five-stone family ring on a yellow gold band. The colour of the gemstones are diamond, red topaz, aquamarine, green emerald and light blue turquoise. .

The second is a five-stone family ring with a diamond, red topaz, light-blue aquamarine, green emerald and light-blue turquoise stones. All attendees at the party are being interviewed by the police, who are also asking anyone with information on the rings Devastated: The owners can't believe the irreplaceable items were stolen Other items taken included an emerald intaglio and diamond ring from 1800, engraved with the Duchess's coronet and monogram CL for Louise de Keroualle, mistress of Charles II. Thieves broke into Leighton Cox’s and Kaysee Reid’s Metford home on December 26 or 27 when they were away and stole Ms Reid’s engagement ring. The emerald stone, which is surrounded by small white diamonds, sits on a thick gold band. Mr Cox’s Her hands and ears were bedecked in lavish gold jewels, including a sizeable emerald ring and a snake cuff bracelet which trailed from her wrist to her fingers. Not afraid to clash her colours, Nancy carried her essentials in a vivid orange clutch bag .