Ring Platinum - Art Deco Platinum Sapphire and Old Cut Diamond Ring
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A platinum Art Deco ring weighing 7 g, set with a natural oval sapphire (≈2.00 ct) and 58 old cut diamonds (≈1.74 ct) in a double oval border with milgrain detailing; ring size UK M.
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Art Deco Platinum Sapphire and Old Cut Diamond Ring
An Art Deco ring crafted in platinum, centred with an oval natural sapphire within a double border of old cut diamonds. The strong oval outline and fine milgrain detail are characteristic of 1920s design.
The sapphire weighs approximately 2 carats and displays a deep blue colour. Surrounding it are 58 old cut diamonds arranged in two oval rows, giving the ring a bright, formal appearance while keeping the sapphire as the focal point.
The ring has a broad face and strong finger coverage, but the low profile keeps it elegant in wear. It has the balanced, structured look typical of refined Art Deco jewellery.
Dimensions:
Weight: 7 grams
Ring Size: UK M / US 6.25 / EU 52.5
Specifications:
Era / Period: Art Deco, 1920s
Metal: Platinum
Main stones: Natural sapphire, diamonds
Other details: Double oval diamond border, milgrain detail
Stones:
Sapphire:
– Cut: Oval cut
– Quantity: 1
– Total Carat Weight: Approximately 2.00 ct
– Colour: Deep blue
– Natural: Yes
Diamond:
– Cut: Old cut
– Quantity: 58
– Total Carat Weight: Approximately 1.74 ct
– Colour: G–H
– Clarity: SI1
Condition:
Good antique condition with light wear consistent with age.
Art Deco Platinum Sapphire and Old Cut Diamond Ring
An Art Deco ring crafted in platinum, centred with an oval natural sapphire within a double border of old cut diamonds. The strong oval outline and fine milgrain detail are characteristic of 1920s design.
The sapphire weighs approximately 2 carats and displays a deep blue colour. Surrounding it are 58 old cut diamonds arranged in two oval rows, giving the ring a bright, formal appearance while keeping the sapphire as the focal point.
The ring has a broad face and strong finger coverage, but the low profile keeps it elegant in wear. It has the balanced, structured look typical of refined Art Deco jewellery.
Dimensions:
Weight: 7 grams
Ring Size: UK M / US 6.25 / EU 52.5
Specifications:
Era / Period: Art Deco, 1920s
Metal: Platinum
Main stones: Natural sapphire, diamonds
Other details: Double oval diamond border, milgrain detail
Stones:
Sapphire:
– Cut: Oval cut
– Quantity: 1
– Total Carat Weight: Approximately 2.00 ct
– Colour: Deep blue
– Natural: Yes
Diamond:
– Cut: Old cut
– Quantity: 58
– Total Carat Weight: Approximately 1.74 ct
– Colour: G–H
– Clarity: SI1
Condition:
Good antique condition with light wear consistent with age.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
Metal
Platinum
Brand jewellery
No
Total weight
7 g
Condition
Good condition - used with some signs of wear
Gender
Women
Title additional information
Art Deco Platinum Sapphire and Old Cut Diamond Ring
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