This antique cluster ring was hand crafted in 16 karat yellow gold around the 1920s, centering a 1.15 carat Transitional-cut diamond that is beautifully framed by a halo of kaleidoscopic diamonds of the same cut. Transitional-cut diamonds are a rarity only produced for about 15 to 20 years, and they creatively bridge the Old European-cut and the Modern Brilliant-cut diamonds through their unique faceting. They represent a very unique time in history! Our antique cluster ring features a 1.15 carat Transitional-Cut diamond, graded at a F-G color and SI2 clarity and certified by EGL USA (Report # 400168441D). The surrounding halo is comprised of 12 fiery Transitional-Cut diamonds, totaling an additional .72 carats approximately, and adding the finishing touches to this show-stopper. By taking a peak at the gallery of this ring one can appreciate the craftsmanship required to build this detailed setting, its scalloped border, and that buttery-smooth, comfortable gold band. It is truly a rare find! This antique diamond ring is currently a size 5 and 3/4 and it may be easily resized to your needs, just inquire. Please note 1 side stone is in as-is condition.

A collector's piece indeed — one that can work for many seasons and occasions!

Inventory # P13353