Art Deco, Platinum, Aquamarine and Diamond Ring

    Description

     

    Aquamarine is the blue variety of the mineral beryl, and much like its sister stone emerald, has been treasured throughout history as a gemstone. The delicate, fresh pale blue of aquamarine has long given it an association with water, and sailors traditionally believed that it possessed the ability to grant safe passage across water to anyone wearing it. The best examples of aquamarine hail from Brazil, and are famed for their blue colour and the exceptional size and clarity of their crystals, the largest being the 10,363 carat ‘Dom Pedro’ aquamarine, now on display in the Smithsonian Institute. This ring is set with a beautiful, blue aquamarine in a traditional ‘emerald’ cut, showcasing its superb colour and clarity. Aquamarine was particularly popular in the mid 1930s with jewellery houses such as Cartier, and the design of this ring, with its stylish, architectural shoulders set with baguette- and single-cut diamonds, is the perfect Art Deco setting for the cool geometry of its central stone. 

      

     

    Place Of Origin

    United Kingdom

    Stone Type

    Aquamarine Approx: 10 carats (calculated)

    Diamonds: Approx. 1.00 carats total / Approx. H colour / VS-SI clarity on average

    Stone Dimensions

    Aquamarine: 14.7mm x 10.8mm x 8.6mm

    Height of setting: 8mm
    Width of setting at front: 22.6mm x 15.5mm

    Metal Type

    Platinum

    Date Of Manufacture

    1900 - 1915

    Period Of Manufacture

    Art Deco

    Condition

    Very good

    Signs Of Wear

    Minor wear commensurate with age

    Band Size

    UK U / US 10 (complimentary re-size available)

    This ring can easily be re-sized

    Weight

    9.78 grams (gross)

    Art Deco, Platinum, Aquamarine and Diamond Ring

      Product form

      SKU: ARB-414

      £6,500

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      Description

       

      Aquamarine is the blue variety of the mineral beryl, and much like its sister stone emerald, has been treasured throughout history as a gemstone. The delicate, fresh pale blue of aquamarine has long given it an association with water, and sailors traditionally believed that it possessed the ability to grant safe passage across water to anyone wearing it. The best examples of aquamarine hail from Brazil, and are famed for their blue colour and the exceptional size and clarity of their crystals, the largest being the 10,363 carat ‘Dom Pedro’ aquamarine, now on display in the Smithsonian Institute. This ring is set with a beautiful, blue aquamarine in a traditional ‘emerald’ cut, showcasing its superb colour and clarity. Aquamarine was particularly popular in the mid 1930s with jewellery houses such as Cartier, and the design of this ring, with its stylish, architectural shoulders set with baguette- and single-cut diamonds, is the perfect Art Deco setting for the cool geometry of its central stone. 

        

       

      Place Of Origin

      United Kingdom

      Stone Type

      Aquamarine Approx: 10 carats (calculated)

      Diamonds: Approx. 1.00 carats total / Approx. H colour / VS-SI clarity on average

      Stone Dimensions

      Aquamarine: 14.7mm x 10.8mm x 8.6mm

      Height of setting: 8mm
      Width of setting at front: 22.6mm x 15.5mm

      Metal Type

      Platinum

      Date Of Manufacture

      1900 - 1915

      Period Of Manufacture

      Art Deco

      Condition

      Very good

      Signs Of Wear

      Minor wear commensurate with age

      Band Size

      UK U / US 10 (complimentary re-size available)

      This ring can easily be re-sized

      Weight

      9.78 grams (gross)

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