Exceedingly rare, Ex Elvis Presley estate Ceylon blue 26.8-carat star sapphire ring mounted in 42 grams of 22k yellow gold; accompanied by GIA report noting its Ceylon origin and no evidence of treatment ie natural, further accompanied by a sworn statement of the previous owner to its purchase at the International Hotel, Elvis suite Las Vegas 1978 and an original picture of Elvis wearing the ring provided by the estate in 1978. This is a “Chance of a lifetime” to own such a rare and exquisite man's ring formerly owned and worn by the “King” himself. Appraised at $92,00 as a fine piece of jewelry without considering the incredible provenance. Additionally, this lot comes with the original sworn statement and history of the ring from the owner who acquired the ring directly from the estate in Vegas, 1978.

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