This intricate 14ct white gold ring was meticulously crafted during the 1920's and showcases distinctive unique Art Deco design features. Art Deco jewellery is distinguished by its striking geometric patterns and sleek, streamlined style. Influenced by cubism and egyptology, this renowned period of design drew inspiration from various sources, resulting in timeless and iconic pieces.
How we would wear it:
An elegant piece that can easily be worn alone, or stacked with some of your favourite rings to add some dazzling sparkle. This could also make for a unique engagement ring or promise ring.
Details:
Size: UK J 1/2
Diamonds: Three old round-cut diamonds, six eight-cut diamonds
Total diamond weight: Principal three diamonds: 0.12cts, 0.17cts, 0.11cts (0.40cts total) secondary diamond weights: 0.12cts - Overall total: 0.52cts
Diamond colour: H/I
Diamond clarity: SI1/2
Band width: 0.5mm - 1.8mm (tapered)
Hallmarks: Not Hallmarked, professionally tested as 14ct white gold
Maker: Unknown
Weight: 3 grams
Circa: 1920's
Condition Report:
Only minor surface wear to metalwork, there is some evidence of it being resized at the back of the shank
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