Art Deco, 18ct White Gold, Aquamarine and Diamond Three-Stone Ring
Aquamarine and diamond ring, first half 20th century. Aquamarine is a pale blue variety of the mineral beryl. Its colour has given its a historic association with water, and sailors considered it a lucky talisman at sea, ensuring calm waters on their voyages. This aquamarine has been shown off here by the emerald cut; a wonderful geometric cut lending itself to the Art Deco period. Flanked by two brilliant-cut diamonds, this would make an unusual and extremely attractive choice for an engagement ring, or as a statement cocktail ring for special occasions.
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Place Of Origin |
United Kingdom |
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Stone Type |
Aquamarine Approx: 3 carats (calculated) Diamonds: Approx. 1.00 carats total Side Diamonds: 0.50ct each Approx. H colour / VS & SI clarity |
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Stone Dimensions |
Aquamarine: 10mm x 8mm x 5.4mm Height of setting: 6.7mm |
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Metal Type |
18ct white gold, marked ‘18CT’ |
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Date Of Manufacture |
1920 - 1935 |
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Period Of Manufacture |
Art Deco |
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Condition |
Very good |
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Signs Of Wear |
Minor wear commensurate with age |
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Band Size |
UK N / US 6.75 (complimentary re-size available) This ring can easily be re-sized |
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Weight |
5 grams (gross) |