$12,500.00
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Lilliane's Jewelry, Leawood
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Everything about this antique Art Deco diamond ring was designed to catch the light. A bright transitional-cut diamond rises from a crisp square platinum head, flashing white fire with every movement of the hand. Each corner of the setting holds a sparkling single-cut diamond, while vivid green emeralds flank the center like small jewels of spring. The platinum shoulders are pierced and hand engraved with delicate floral filigree, and milgrain edging traces the geometry of the mount. It is the kind of craftsmanship that defined the 1920s.
Whether worn as a one-of-a-kind engagement ring or a statement cocktail ring, this Art Deco treasure offers endless styling possibilities. As an engagement ring, pair it with a delicate platinum wedding band or a diamond-accented band that complements its intricate vintage details. As a cocktail ring, let this extraordinary Art Deco ring take center stage by pairing it with delicate platinum, white gold, or diamond jewelry that complements its intricate details.
This is perfect for the bride who wants a ring with a story or for anyone who simply loves the vintage glamour of Art Deco jewelry. Whether it's for a meaningful proposal, an anniversary milestone, or simply for the collector of vintage and antique jewelry, this ring is a piece that will be treasured for years and passed down for generations.
“We love how this ring captures the romance and artistry of the Art Deco era. The transitional cut diamond offers beautiful vintage character, while the delicate emerald accents add an unexpected pop of color. From the intricate platinum openwork to the finely engraved details, it's a piece that feels just as extraordinary today as it did nearly a century ago. Craftsmanship this detailed and this well preserved from the Art Deco era is increasingly rare, making this a truly one-of-a-kind treasure." — The Lilliane's Jewelry Family”
All weights are approximations based on stone measurements and formulas unless stated otherwise.
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