Art Deco Ruby and Diamond Fan Ring set in 18ct Yellow Gold & Platinum – size approx: P(UK) approx 7.75(US).
This striking Art Deco Ruby and Diamond Fan ring is a superb example of early 20th-century design, expertly crafted in a combination of 18ct Yellow Gold and Platinum. Bold yet elegant, the ring captures the geometric sophistication and glamour synonymous with the Art Deco era.
The ring features a beautifully sculpted fan-shaped head, finely set in Platinum to enhance the brilliance of the gemstones. At the centre sits a sparkling Diamond, framed by a radiating fan motif tipped with rich red Rubies, creating a vivid contrast against the cool Platinum and warm Yellow Gold band. The crisp lines and symmetrical layout reflect the strong architectural influence that defines true Art Deco jewellery.
Dating to the Art Deco period (circa 1920s–1930s), this antique ring is both a wearable work of art and a highly collectible piece. Its refined proportions make it ideal as a statement ring, a unique engagement ring, or a standout addition to an antique jewellery collection.
Head Measures: 10mm width
Weight: 3.0g
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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