Cocktail ring - 18 kt. White gold - 1.40ct. tw. Diamond (Natural)






She has 15 years' auction experience, specialising in vintage jewellery from 1920 to 2000.
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Description from the seller
Spectacular rosette-style ring, a jewel of high elegance that stands out for its extraordinary cluster or solitaire design with halo, inspired by the radiant shapes of the sun and the delicacy of a flower in full bloom.
In the center shines a main diamond of 0.32 ct with SI clarity, surrounded by an elaborate set of diamonds arranged in the form of rays or petals that create a luminous, enveloping effect with great visual impact.
The piece features 18 diamonds of 0.03 ct, 18 diamonds of 0.02 ct and 18 additional diamonds of 0.01 ct, forming a perfectly balanced composition that multiplies the brilliance from every angle.
This type of design was especially appreciated in high jewelry for symbolizing prosperity, eternity and sophistication, in addition to offering a much more striking appearance thanks to the optical light-expansion effect created by the stones around the central diamond.
Rosette rings have for decades been a favorite choice among lovers of fine jewelry and collectors, as they combine presence, romance and a completely timeless style that never goes out of fashion.
Its refined design makes the piece shine like a high‑carat piece of exceptional exclusivity, turning it into an aesthetic and emotional investment difficult to find in today’s jewelry.
The piece shows no distinctive hallmark; the gold has been previously inspected by a professional.
It ships perfectly packaged, by registered and insured mail.
The piece ships with standard packaging.
Can be collected in Madrid or Barcelona, with prior notice.
Seller's Story
Spectacular rosette-style ring, a jewel of high elegance that stands out for its extraordinary cluster or solitaire design with halo, inspired by the radiant shapes of the sun and the delicacy of a flower in full bloom.
In the center shines a main diamond of 0.32 ct with SI clarity, surrounded by an elaborate set of diamonds arranged in the form of rays or petals that create a luminous, enveloping effect with great visual impact.
The piece features 18 diamonds of 0.03 ct, 18 diamonds of 0.02 ct and 18 additional diamonds of 0.01 ct, forming a perfectly balanced composition that multiplies the brilliance from every angle.
This type of design was especially appreciated in high jewelry for symbolizing prosperity, eternity and sophistication, in addition to offering a much more striking appearance thanks to the optical light-expansion effect created by the stones around the central diamond.
Rosette rings have for decades been a favorite choice among lovers of fine jewelry and collectors, as they combine presence, romance and a completely timeless style that never goes out of fashion.
Its refined design makes the piece shine like a high‑carat piece of exceptional exclusivity, turning it into an aesthetic and emotional investment difficult to find in today’s jewelry.
The piece shows no distinctive hallmark; the gold has been previously inspected by a professional.
It ships perfectly packaged, by registered and insured mail.
The piece ships with standard packaging.
Can be collected in Madrid or Barcelona, with prior notice.
Seller's Story
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