The dinner ring of the Art Deco period is a true celebration of the independent woman! The distinctive north-south design was born in the 1920s flapper era, just after women gained the right to vote and rejected their restrictive corsets. They dazzled on the right hand, proudly on display under a cocktail glass in a speakeasy or at a dinner party. The dinner ring was commonly purchased by the wearer as a fashion statement and an ode to independence– not typically given by a man!

This fine example is set in stunningly detailed 18k white gold and set with around 1 carat in total weight of transitional cut diamonds boasting near colorless G-H color grade range and clean VS clarity grade.

• Currently a size 7 and 3/4 and easily sizable. Please inquire. 
  

Inventory# P11017