Art Deco 0.60ct Diamond Cluster Ring set in 18ct Yellow Gold & Platinum – size approx: O(UK) approx 7.25(US).
A beautiful example of antique elegance, this Art Deco Diamond Cluster ring showcases timeless design and exceptional craftsmanship.
At the centre of the piece is a sparkling old cut Diamond of approximately 0.15ct, surrounded by a halo of eight smaller old cut Diamonds each approximately 0.07ct. Together, the Diamonds create a dazzling cluster with a total weight of approximately 0.60ct, offering a soft, romantic brilliance which is characteristic of antique stones.
The head of the ring is crafted in Platinum and features an open and pierced design – a true hallmark of Art Deco jewellery. This intricate detailing allows light to pass through the Diamonds, enhancing their natural sparkle while adding delicate architectural interest.
The band is formed from rich 18ct Yellow Gold, providing a warm contrast to the Platinum setting and highlighting the brilliance of the Diamonds. Elegant and refined, this ring is a perfect choice for lovers of antique jewellery or as a unique engagement ring.
Head Measures: 11mm width
Weight: 2.6g
Hallmarked: 18ct
Circa: 1930s Art Deco
📏 Resizing Available
🎁 Your ring will arrive beautifully gift boxed, ready to wear or give
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Lovely pre-owned condition, overall quite clean with the setting and stones secure and in good order. Light wear is present, but this is entirely consistent with the age of the ring.
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