Vintage Petite Art Deco Platinum Three Stone Diamond Ring

We are thrilled to have acquired this stunning vintage solitaire style engagement ring!! Ring Details Material: Platinum Era: Art Deco 1920 - 1940 Head Width: 6.5mm Head Height: 5.2...

This antique piece was handcrafted sometime during the Art Deco design period ( 1920-1940 ). The setting is platinum and features a 0.75 carat center diamond. The center diamond is a...

Step back in time and bask in the glamorous shimmer of the Roaring Twenties with this 1.47CT Art Deco Diamond Ring, exquisitely set in Platinum. A genuine treasure, this ring is an o...

Step into a world of timeless elegance with our exquisite Edwardian diamond ring. Set in the silvery embrace of pure platinum, this jewel captures the essence of an era where romance...

Item Details: Ring Size: 8.5 Metal Type: Platinum [Hallmarked, and Tested] Weight: 2 grams Diamond Details: Weight: .25 Carat Total Weight Cut: Old European Brilliant Color: G Clar...

This beautiful Art Deco engagement ring is done in platinum with diamonds in a step design. #R0038 Metal: Platinum Weight: 4.3 Grams Total Diamond Weight: Approximately 0.80 ctw...

This is a stunning 3 stone diamond engagement ring from the 1920s Art Deco period made in a platinum setting. The ring is a north to south design with three, bright white, Old Europe...

This rather beautiful Art Deco ring was made in France likely in the 1930s and features Old European cut and rose cut diamonds all set in a handmade platinum mount. The central diamond in the ring is a millegrain set Old European cut stone of G colour and VS clarity weighing an approximate 0.70 carat. Flanking this central stone are two further Old European cut diamonds which each weigh 0.15 carat and are each of G colour and SI clarity. The balance of the diamonds in the ring are rose cut stones which are each of G colour and SI clarity, and combined with the three larger stones have a weight of 1.14 carat. The back of the rear of the shank is hallmarked with a French platinum purity mark and a rubbed, unidentified makers mark. Marked - French platinum mark...