A sublime and elegant solitaire ring from the 1960s, made in solid 18k yellow gold (hallmarked), featuring a beautiful brilliant-cut diamond of approximately 0.20 carats. What makes this piece unique is the extraordinary craftsmanship beneath the stone: a hand-cut filigree structure that delicately supports the diamond, adding both charm and architectural finesse. The setting lifts the diamond just enough to catch light while showcasing the ornate goldwork hidden below.
A true vintage treasure, this piece is timeless and perfectly wearable today, either as an engagement ring or as a sophisticated statement ring. The ring is in excellent condition and can be resized to fit your finger.
Key Features
• Period: Circa 1960
• Metal: 18k yellow gold
• Stone: Brilliant cut diamond, approx. 0.20 carats
• Setting: Raised solitaire with handmade filigree base
• Size: 52 (adjustable on request by our jeweler)
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition, diamond recently set
• Country of origin: Likely France or Belgium
About Solitaire Rings
Solitaire rings emerged as iconic symbols of engagement during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The design highlights a single stone, allowing the diamond to take full center stage. Clean, elegant, and powerful, solitaire rings express purity, commitment, and timeless style. They remain a favorite for those seeking both symbolism and refinement.
The Art of Filigree Craftsmanship
The fine detailing underneath the diamond showcases a masterful level of craftsmanship. Each opening is cut by hand, allowing light to pass under the stone and enhancing its brilliance. Filigree work of this kind is rare and often lost in modern jewelry production. It’s a nod to the golden era of artisanal jewelry-making.
