Cut around the late 1930s, this antique ring centers a .90 carat Transitional-Cut diamond — a creatively proportioned cut that bridges the Old European and Modern Brilliant cut-diamonds. Their faceting allows for a larger table, shorter crown and a barely-visible culet, resulting in their unique, kaleidoscopic sparkle! They represent a very unique time in history indeed, as they are a rarity only produced for about 15 to 20 years!

The center diamond is EGL-Certified and framed by a bezel-set transitional-cut diamond on either side. The setting was entirely built by hand in platinum and it also dates to the 1930s. The gallery boasts feminine scroll details that are as crisp as they were when carved almost a century ago, lending a unique elegance to the ring's profile. Its comfortable, detailed band is delicately hand-engraved with a wheat pattern that follows all the way down the shank. It is sweet details like this that separate antique jewelry from the rest and give it an unmistakeable look! 

• Circa 1935
• Handmade in Platinum  
• .90 carat Late Transitional-cut
  • H color VS2 clarity grading
  • EGL Certificate # US 400209199D
• .16cttw Transitional-cut diamonds on the sides
  • matched, G color VS clarity grading
• Currently a size 3 3/4, sizable upon request

Inventory # P19965