Early Art Deco era square chequerboard style engagement ring. Nine diamonds are bead set into a square shaped ring. The three rows of three diamonds are outlined with a single row of milgrain beading between each. The diamonds are set on a small platform which is arched underneath to form a fluid design. A pinched yellow gold shank slopes up to meet the diamonds and the band has an engraved double ridge design where it widens into a D shape profile. Circa 1920s, British in origin.

Diamonds: 9, single cut, approx 0.30 carats total weight as calculated within the limits of the setting. Diamonds are tinted and have some inclusions visible to the aided eye or with good lighting and close inspection.

Stamped 18ct PLAT, professionally tested and assessed as 18 carat yellow gold with the diamonds set into a platinum top.

Size: UK - O 1/2; US - 7 1/2; EU - 17 1/2. This ring can be resized between J.5 / 5 and R / 8.75. Sizing available for an additional fee.

Measures approx 8.15 mm wide and is 3.9 mm deep.

Weighs 2 grams.