No reserve price - Ring Platinum - 0.50ct. tw. Diamond (Natural) - 1940 - No. 2132





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Art Deco platinum solitaire ring featuring a natural 0.50 carat diamond (diameter 5.2 mm) set in a radiating openwork crown, size 54 EU, weight 3.14 g, hallmarked with a dog head, dating to the 1940s and numbered 2132, accompanied by a professional certificate of authenticity.
Description from the seller
Sublime Art Deco platinum solitaire ring, set with a natural 0.50 carat diamond
No reserve price
Accompanied by a professional certificate of authenticity
1940s
Old European-cut solitaire diamond with a diameter of 5.2 mm
Carat weight 0.50 carat
Color: white
Clarity: crystal-clear
Extra quality estimated H/VS, guaranteeing impeccable brilliance
It is mounted on a lovely openwork crown of 8.2 mm diameter, with a radiating motif, which prolongs the diamond’s sparkle
Triple, flared prongs, decorated with palmettes, giving the solitaire every advantage
Design quintessentially emblematic of the Art Deco period
Ring with a rectangular cross-section, engraved with identification number 2132
The identification of jewelry is a practice introduced from the late 19th century by haute jewelry houses that began to establish traceability of their production. It testifies to the care taken in the fabrication of an antique piece
A sober and elegant ring with meticulous finishes, ideal for daily wear
Excellent gift opportunity
Ring size 54 - 6 3/4 - 17.2 mm
Weight 3.14 g
Hallmark: dog-head for platinum
By jewelry tradition, platinum, a precious metal with a slightly more matte appearance than 18K white gold, is used to highlight the brilliance and sparkle of diamonds
Presentation box used for display not provided with the ring
Fast and careful shipping by insured tracked parcel
Seller's Story
Sublime Art Deco platinum solitaire ring, set with a natural 0.50 carat diamond
No reserve price
Accompanied by a professional certificate of authenticity
1940s
Old European-cut solitaire diamond with a diameter of 5.2 mm
Carat weight 0.50 carat
Color: white
Clarity: crystal-clear
Extra quality estimated H/VS, guaranteeing impeccable brilliance
It is mounted on a lovely openwork crown of 8.2 mm diameter, with a radiating motif, which prolongs the diamond’s sparkle
Triple, flared prongs, decorated with palmettes, giving the solitaire every advantage
Design quintessentially emblematic of the Art Deco period
Ring with a rectangular cross-section, engraved with identification number 2132
The identification of jewelry is a practice introduced from the late 19th century by haute jewelry houses that began to establish traceability of their production. It testifies to the care taken in the fabrication of an antique piece
A sober and elegant ring with meticulous finishes, ideal for daily wear
Excellent gift opportunity
Ring size 54 - 6 3/4 - 17.2 mm
Weight 3.14 g
Hallmark: dog-head for platinum
By jewelry tradition, platinum, a precious metal with a slightly more matte appearance than 18K white gold, is used to highlight the brilliance and sparkle of diamonds
Presentation box used for display not provided with the ring
Fast and careful shipping by insured tracked parcel
Seller's Story
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