French Art Deco Three-Stone Diamond Ring

Here we have a charming diamond engagement ring crafted during the pinnacle of the Art Deco movement. This elegant piece showcases an impressive bright white round faceted old Europe...

Here we have a fabulous diamond navette ring excellently showcasing the Art Deco style. A single round brilliant cut diamond sits at the centre of an open frame and is surrounded by ...

Here we have a vintage three-stone diamond ring borrowing from a classic Art Deco style. At the centre of this piece we find a chunky 1.10ct old mine cut diamond which sits proud in ...

This is an Art Deco diamond target ring. The focal point of the ring is a 0.15 carat old cut diamond, in a rubover setting. Surrounding the centre stone are multiple old cut diamonds...

Finely crafted in platinum with three Old European cut Diamonds weighing a total of approximately 1.50 carats, and two accenting Single cut Diamonds. Circa 1940s Size 7 1/4, resizable

Crafted in the 1920s from platinum and 18kt yellow gold, this Art Deco gem features an Old European cut center stone totaling approximately 1.75 carats, K color, VS clarity and measu...

Art deco platinum filigree 3 stone ring. Center dia. 1.20ct. Clarity grade is SI1 Color grade is I 1 Side diamond .75ct. Clarity grade is VVS2 Color grade is I 1 Side diamond .75ct....

This rather beautiful Art Deco ring was made in France likely in the 1930s and features Old European cut and rose cut diamonds all set in a handmade platinum mount. The central diamond in the ring is a millegrain set Old European cut stone of G colour and VS clarity weighing an approximate 0.70 carat. Flanking this central stone are two further Old European cut diamonds which each weigh 0.15 carat and are each of G colour and SI clarity. The balance of the diamonds in the ring are rose cut stones which are each of G colour and SI clarity, and combined with the three larger stones have a weight of 1.14 carat. The back of the rear of the shank is hallmarked with a French platinum purity mark and a rubbed, unidentified makers mark. Marked - French platinum mark...