Art Deco diamond cluster ring made in the 1920’s

Here is a lovely ring that was made during the Art Deco period of the 1920’s and shows just why the jewellery of this era is as popular today as when it was made.

Made in 18 carat gold, instead of just being a standard cluster of diamonds, the centre single cut diamond is bead set into a glorious star pattern that adds so much extra charm and character to the ring. It is this simple yet so elegant design that adds to the effect of the ring, which is of course then highlighted by a further six more single cut diamonds surrounding the centre diamond. These diamonds come together to total 0.16 carats and then the setting itself is set on top of a wonderful scalloped design that leads to a very smooth band that makes the ring sit so comfortably on the finger.

The cluster section measures 8mm across and the entire scalloped section 10mm across, and this ring is perfect for nay finger as well as making a wonderful and unique engagement ring.

Stock# ET430

Circa: 1920

$2,300