Art Deco, Platinum, Solitaire Diamond Ring
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Delivery and Shipping
Delivery and Shipping
We provide free express shipping on all online orders.
For UK orders, orders are shipped via Royal Mail Special Delivery, the working day after the payment has cleared. Please allow 1-2 business days for your order to arrive.
For orders from all other countries, orders are shipped via FedEx or DHL, the working day after the payment has cleared. Please allow 4-5 business days for your order to arrive.
Both UK and international shipments are fully tracked and traceable and require a signature from customers upon receipt.
Resizing rings
Resizing rings
The majority of our rings are eligible for a first time complimentary re-size upon completing your purchase.
Please add this requirement into 'special instructions for us' during checkout, and we will be in touch to confirm this.
Some rings cannot be resized due to the material composition. The ring description will tell you either way.
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- Metal: platinum rings
- Gems: diamond rings
- Type of ring: Art Deco rings
Diamond ring, circa 1920. The modern brilliant cut diamond as we know it now was invented by the diamond cutter and engineer Marcel Tolkowsky in 1919, but even before this diamond cutters had gradually developed and refined a general shape for round and cushion-shaped diamonds which laid the foundation for Tolkowsky's innovations. This diamond is a beautiful example of late 19th century diamond cutting, with fewer, larger facets reflecting bright flashes of light and colour, prioritising the stone's transparency and dispersion (splitting white light into rainbows) over sheer brilliance. Diamonds in these older cuts are often recut into modern shapes, meaning that the original cuts are getting rarer and more sought after over time. This example is set as a simple solitaire, giving total focus to its beautiful central stone - nothing else is needed.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Shipping
How long does UK shipping take?
How long does UK shipping take?
UK orders are shipped via Royal Mail Special Delivery, the working day after the payment has cleared. Please allow 1-2 business days for your order to arrive.
Do you ship items internationally?
Do you ship items internationally?
Yes, we provide free international express shipping on all online orders via FedEx or DHL, the working day after the payment has cleared. Local taxes and duties may apply. However, we currently do not ship to the following territories: Africa, Brazil, Cambodia, India, Israel, Lithuania, North Korea, Pakistan, Republic of Georgia, Russia, Turkey, etc.
Please allow 4-5 business days for your order to arrive. Local taxes and duties may apply. You can read our shipping page for more information.
Resizing
How does resizing work?
How does resizing work?
Most of our rings can be resized unless stated otherwise in the item description. Simply add your required size in the notes section at checkout, and our team will take care of the rest!
Please allow an additional 5 to 10 working days to the delivery time. If you require your order for a particular date, please get in touch as soon as possible, and we will do our best to accommodate.
You can purchase the ring and then return if for resizing if needed - if you buy an engagement ring, for instance, but it is not quite the right size for your partner. There is no additional charge for this but the buyer is responsible for the return postage and insurance.
What is my ring size?
What is my ring size?
Please consult the sizing guide here or contact us to get a more accurate gauge of your ring size.
Certificate
Does the ring come with a certificate?
Does the ring come with a certificate?
Most of our rings come with gemmological certificates. If not, we can provide one for an additional charge. All of the rings are checked and examined by a professional gemologist before they reach the website.
