A breathtaking original Art Deco ring from the 1930s, crafted in 18k yellow gold with a platinum top. At its heart lies a stunning old European-cut diamond of approximately 0.60 carats, evaluated VS1 clarity and F color, a combination that ensures dazzling brilliance and exceptional quality. Framed on each side by two smaller accent diamonds, the composition forms a perfectly symmetrical and balanced silhouette, true to the spirit of the Art Deco movement.
The refined setting features intricate hand-worked detailing and milgrain edging, typical of the era’s dedication to craftsmanship and geometry. The ring is currently a size 53 and can be resized to your preference by our in-house jeweler.
Key Features
• Period: Circa 1930 – Art Deco era
• Metal: 18k yellow gold & platinum (tested)
• Center Stone: ~0.60ct diamond, Old European cut
• Diamond Grade: Approx. VS1 clarity, F color
• Side Stones: 2 small diamonds
• Size: 53 (adjustable upon request)
• Condition: Excellent antique condition
• Provenance: European, likely French or Belgian
About Art Deco Jewelry
The Art Deco period (1920s–1930s) marked a revolution in design, favoring clean lines, symmetry, and the fusion of luxury with modernism. Jewelry from this era is characterized by bold geometry, intricate settings, and a refined elegance that transcends time. Art Deco pieces are highly collectible and prized for their enduring style and craftsmanship.
Platinum & Diamond – The Ultimate Combination
Platinum, prized for its strength and bright white sheen, became a favorite metal during the Art Deco period, especially for diamond settings. It enhances the brilliance of stones while ensuring security and longevity. This ring pairs the warmth of gold with the cool elegance of platinum—an iconic duo in vintage fine jewelry.
