From the family archive.
These rings come from the historic inventory of Gebrüder Leyser and date back at least 35 years.
Among them is an untreated emerald of approximately 1 ct from the Sandawana mine in Zimbabwe, then Rhodesia. Sandawana was known particularly for small, intensely coloured emeralds, making a stone of this size unusual for the source. The emerald was cut by the former Gebrüder Leyser company.
The ruby cabochons originate from Thailand and are likewise untreated.
Set in 18k rose gold, the rings remain as they were made — pieces from an earlier chapter of the family business rather than contemporary reproductions.
Preserved from the Gebrüder Leyser inventory and presented today as part of the LEYSER archive.
Price on request.
