Art Deco, 18ct White Gold, Emerald and Diamond Cluster Ring

    Description

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    Diamond and emerald ring, 1920s. Around the beginning of the 20th century, developments in stone cutting meant that gemstones and diamonds could be shaped in more diverse ways than ever before. The different arrangements of these new shapes, such as the new rectangular ‘baguette’ cut, gave jewellers a newfound fascination with simple geometric designs constructed from tessellated shapes, which led to the development of the Art Deco style. This ring is a tour de force of design from this era, with unusually-shaped trapezoid and ‘bullet cut’ diamonds forming a central panel, surrounded by a millegrained border of circular-cut diamonds, accented at each end with a pair of carré-cut diamonds. The two perfectly tessellated bands of emeralds across the centre were cut specifically to fit the mount. Emeralds are the most difficult and expensive stones to cut and set in this way, as due to their inherent brittleness they would often break in the process. This ring is a superb example of early 20th century jewellery design, and would make an unusual and attractive choice for an engagement ring, or a standalone statement ring.

    Place Of Origin

    United Kingdom

    Stone Type

    Emerald: Approx. 0.10 carats total

    Diamonds: Approx. 2.40 carats total

    Average clarity: VS1/VS2

    Average colour: F/G

    Stone Dimensions


    Height of setting: 4.5mm
    Width of setting at front: 15.2mm x 21.5mm

    Metal Type

    18ct white gold, platinum

    Date Of Manufacture

    1920 - 1925

    Period Of Manufacture

    Art Deco

    Condition

    Very good

    Signs Of Wear

    Minor wear commensurate with age

    Band Size

    UK O / US 7 (complimentary re-size available)

    Weight

    5.9 grams (gross)

    Art Deco, 18ct White Gold, Emerald and Diamond Cluster Ring

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      SKU: ARB-262

      £6,500

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        Description

        This ring is sold, sorry. See similar rings:

        Diamond and emerald ring, 1920s. Around the beginning of the 20th century, developments in stone cutting meant that gemstones and diamonds could be shaped in more diverse ways than ever before. The different arrangements of these new shapes, such as the new rectangular ‘baguette’ cut, gave jewellers a newfound fascination with simple geometric designs constructed from tessellated shapes, which led to the development of the Art Deco style. This ring is a tour de force of design from this era, with unusually-shaped trapezoid and ‘bullet cut’ diamonds forming a central panel, surrounded by a millegrained border of circular-cut diamonds, accented at each end with a pair of carré-cut diamonds. The two perfectly tessellated bands of emeralds across the centre were cut specifically to fit the mount. Emeralds are the most difficult and expensive stones to cut and set in this way, as due to their inherent brittleness they would often break in the process. This ring is a superb example of early 20th century jewellery design, and would make an unusual and attractive choice for an engagement ring, or a standalone statement ring.

        Place Of Origin

        United Kingdom

        Stone Type

        Emerald: Approx. 0.10 carats total

        Diamonds: Approx. 2.40 carats total

        Average clarity: VS1/VS2

        Average colour: F/G

        Stone Dimensions


        Height of setting: 4.5mm
        Width of setting at front: 15.2mm x 21.5mm

        Metal Type

        18ct white gold, platinum

        Date Of Manufacture

        1920 - 1925

        Period Of Manufacture

        Art Deco

        Condition

        Very good

        Signs Of Wear

        Minor wear commensurate with age

        Band Size

        UK O / US 7 (complimentary re-size available)

        Weight

        5.9 grams (gross)

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