Eric’s Estate Online Auction Features Old European-Cut Ring Among 2,500+ Lots

Eric’s Estate & Jewelry staged FANTASTIC JEWELRY SALE 24 as an online auction cataloging “more than 2,500 fine and vintage lots” on Feb. 24, 2026, a sweep of material that Prism News paired with LiveAuctioneers listings to illustrate the sale’s breadth. Prism News singled out “an Antique Old European‑cut diamond engagement ring (featured as” in its summary, text that is truncated in the supplied materials and which warrants confirmation against the full sale catalog.

LiveAuctioneers’ catalog entries included substantial vintage and estate pieces that reflect the range Prism suggested. A Mens Antique 1.5ct TW Old European Cut Diamond Three Stone Ring in 14K yellow gold is described as containing one high quality natural 0.85 ct Old European Cut diamond, SI clarity / H color, flanked by two 1/3 ct Old European Cut diamonds, VS clarity / H color; the ring is size 10.5 and weighs 9.0 g. The listing’s Old European cuts and graded color/clarity call attention to the pre-1930s cutting style collectors prize.

Other catalog highlights are granular in their specifications. A 1/3 ct diamond solitaire ring in 14K yellow and white gold is set in an illusion-style reflective mount intended to “make[s] diamond look double the size,” and is graded VS clarity / H color. A unique custom designed 1/4 ct diamond solitaire in 18K white and yellow gold carries a VS clarity / G color stone and is size 4 at 6.6 g. For wristwear, a 1 ct TW diamond bracelet in 14K yellow gold comprises thirty diamonds graded VS clarity / H color, measures 7 inches long with a 4.6 mm width, has a safety clasp, and weighs 12.8 g.

The catalog also presents decorative and signed-style costume pieces alongside fine gems. A 10 ct amethyst leaf-design statement ring is set with an 18 x 13 mm oval amethyst, size 7 1/2 and 17.0 g; an 18K hand-painted pin measures 1 1/8 inches and weighs 6.3 g; a jade-bead abstract pin contains two 6 mm beads and measures 1 1/4 inches at 5.5 g. Two vintage cameo pieces in 10K yellow gold are listed, one 1 1/2 by 1 1/4 inches at 6.8 g and another 2 by 1 1/2 inches with a folding bale at 15.8 g.

A separate thread of the secondary-market story appears in a collector-video posted April 25, 2025 by Liz Besanson, whose YouTube channel (38,000 subscribers, 202 likes, 3,077 views) documents a last-minute 24-hour jewelry haul and a day trip to Shallotte, SC for Whatnot consignments. Besanson states, “So, here is another Chinese export item. This is sterling silver with angel skin coral. Look at the details on that. So, there it is. She's beautiful.” She also describes items as “some of these pieces are really, really rare. And so, if it falls in that rare, super cool, in demand um category, then makes the cut and it comes into the show,” and she schedules those items for a Whatnot auction on 4/25/25 at 6pm EST; her video and the Eric’s Estate sale are not explicitly linked in the supplied texts.

The supplied materials do not include lot numbers, estimates, or realized prices for the Feb. 24, 2026 sale, and several catalog entries and the Prism News summary are truncated in places. Given the sale’s scale - more than 2,500 fine and vintage lots - and the presence of graded Old European‑cut diamonds in the LiveAuctioneers listings, the full LiveAuctioneers catalog and published sale results will be required to match Prism’s highlighted “Antique Old European‑cut diamond engagement ring” to a specific lot and to assess market outcomes for the marquee entries.