Art Deco Diamond Three Stone Ring

A stunning Art Deco three-stone diamond ring, beautifully crafted in platinum and dating to the 1920s–1930s. Set with three chunky old-cut diamonds, the stones are exceptionally well...

Here we have a delightful Art Deco ring crafted from platinum. At the centre of the face we find captivating round faceted old European-cut diamond, radiating a brilliant white hue. ...

Here we have a charming diamond ring dating back to the early stages of the 20th century. This antique piece features a chunky 0.80 carat old mine cut diamond at the centre of the fa...

Here we have a wonderful Art Deco diamond ring. Crafted from platinum, this piece showcases a duo of round faceted old cut diamonds atop of one another; each of which has been indivi...

Art Deco era Old European Cut Diamond 3-Stone Ring composed of platinum. With a 0.74 carat Old European Cut diamond at the center, approximate color ranging I-J color/VS2. Flanked by...

Aston Estate Jewelry Presents: An exquisite engagement ring featuring a trio of European-cut diamonds, each meticulously set in an intricate design. The primary diamond is 0.40 car...

An Old European-cut diamond weighing approximately 0.60 carats, LM color and I1 clarity, centers this Art Deco ring presented within an elevated four-prong setting. The center stone ...

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...