Platinum GIA 1.27ct Old European Brilliant Diamond and Sapphire Engagement Ring

Year: 1920s Item Details: Ring Size: 7 Metal Type: Platinum [Hallmarked, and Tested] Weight: 3.7 grams Center Diamond Details: GIA Report#:6237364335 Weight: 1.54ct total weight Cut:...

Item Details: Ring Size: 7 Metal Type: 14K White Gold Weight: 2.5 grams Center Diamond Details Carat Weight: .70ct Measurements : 5.1mm x 3.35mm Color: F Clarity: VS1 Finger To Top...

Year: 1920s Item Details: Ring Size: 5.25 Metal Type: Platinum [Hallmarked, and Tested] Weight: 3.1 grams Center Diamond Details: GIA Report#:6237076192 Weight: 1.20ct total weight C...

Year: 1920s Item Details: Ring Size: 6.5 (Sizable) Metal Type: Platinum [Hallmarked, and Tested] Weight: 2.4grams Center Diamond Details: GIA Report#: 6237225262 Weight: .79ct total ...

This exceptional antique beauty was crafted sometime during the Art Deco design period (1920-1940). The antique platinum setting is intricate, precise, and absolutely stunning. The c...

Here we have an absolutely magnificent, antique, diamond engagement or cocktail ring that was crafted from solid platinum during the art deco period. It features a breathtaking, GIA ...

This French Mid Century platinum ring showcases a captivating old mine cut diamond whose broad facets and warm tint create a deep, glowing radiance at the center of the design. Flank...

Whoa there gorgeous! This Amazing Vintage Filigree Diamond and Sapphire Engagement Ring has the "something old" and "something blue" thing down, and is just all around spectacular! Crafted in 18K White Gold, the design features stunning scrolling open work filigree studded with Sapphires, and finished with beaded edges and hand engraving. In the center, the ring holds one Old European Cut Diamond, approximately 0.70ct in weight, of I/SI2 quality. On the sides are 4 Square Cut Blue Sapphires, totaling 0.24ct, of fine quality. So gorgeous! Other Important Details: The ring is a Size 5.5. The ring is stamped "18K", and has been tested to be 18K. There is also a small maker's mark, OB, which may be for the well know vintage jeweler...