Art Deco, platinum, solitaire diamond ring diamond

Art Deco, platinum, solitaire diamond ring diamondThis ring is sold, sorry. See similar rings: Metal: platinum rings Gems: diamond rings Type of ring: Art Deco rings Diamond ring, circa 1920. The modern brilliant cut diamond as we know it now was invented by the diamond cutter and engineer Marcel Tolkowsky in 1919, but even before this diamond cutters had gradually developed and refined a general shape for round and cushion shaped diamonds which laid the foundation for Tolkowsky's innovations. This

executed in yellow gold and intricately pierced with a decorative design

Sapphires from Sri Lanka are famous for their light blue hues with a hint of violet - a shade known as ‘cornflower’

but comfortable to wear

Dimensions of setting at front: 12mm x 12mm

stating that the sapphire is of Burmese (Myanmar) origin

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allowing for beautiful displays of stones while arranging them in a way that sits smoothly alongside other rings

The coral cabochon at the heart of this ring is the perfect warm

‘Cabochon’ is the name for a domed cut

the colour is magnificent

VS clarity on average

where individual apertures are cut into the band