Art Deco Diamond Solitaire Engagement Ring in Orante, Detailed Setting. Engraved Flourish Design in Platinum and Yellow Gold, Circa 1930s.
Add to WishlistThis is a beautiful diamond solitaire engagement ring dating to the Art Deco era. A round diamond is illusion set in a buttercup style setting. Platinum shoulders are ornately decorated with an engraved design. The shoulders are incredible! The platinum has been carved in soft, floral style flourishes and are adorned in engraved beads and miligrain.
This setting is designed to make the diamond look as though it's larger than it is. This was a popular style during the Art Deco era when larger diamonds were too expensive for the average man to afford to propose to his intended. Jewellers were creative and clever, creating the illusion of diamonds being larger to the casual observer in much the same way that modern halo style engagement ring do today. Circa 1930s, European in origin.
Diamond: round brilliant. Calculated in setting as 0.0 carats, I colour, SI2 clarity.
Hallmarked as 18 carat gold and platinum. The diamond is set in platinum and the shoulders are platinum, the shank is yellow gold.
Size: UK - N; US - 6 3/4; EU - 53 3/4. Sizing available for an additional fee.
Measures 6.65 mm wide and rises 6.45 mm tall off the finger.
Weighs 3.25 grams.