Cut around the early 1930s, this antique ring centers a 1 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 securely set in a romantic filigree setting, which was entirely built by hand in platinum and dates to the same time period. It beautifully accents the outstanding 1 carat center stone – they are a perfect match! The gallery boasts feminine lacy details that resemble blooms climbing up a garden trellis. Its openwork is as crisp as it was when hand-carved almost a century ago, lending a unique elegance to the ring's profile in classic art deco fashion. The band's shoulders are further enhanced with leafs and subtle heart-shaped scrolls, and finished with a wheat pattern that cascades down the sides of the band. It is delicate details like this that separate antique jewelry from the rest and give it that unmistakeable look! 

• Circa 1920-1930
• Handmade Platinum
• 1.00 carat natural Transitional-cut diamond
  • G color SI2 clarity 
  • Certified by EGL USA # 400209448D
• Currently a size 5 1/4 and sizable upon request

Inventory # P20033