Art Deco diamond infinity ring

Here is such a beautiful ring that will so easily suit any finger as well as making such a unique, beautiful and romantic engagement ring thanks to its lovely “hidden” meaning.

Hand made in platinum during the Art Deco era of the 1920’s, the design of the ring is called an “infinity” design thanks to the coiling figure 8 design. For centuries, this design has represented an unbreakable bond between two people, and this adds such a wonderful romantic aspect to this ring just as much as a beautiful design.

Set with two main round early brilliant cut diamonds that total 0.76 carats, in the “infinity” section it is bead set with twenty single cut diamonds that accentuate the design perfectly.

And then not only are there more single cut diamonds on each side, they are designed and set in such a beautiful way of three at the top in a lovely chevron design with another one at each point that leads to the band. All of these diamonds come together to total an additional 0.70 carats and add so much more elegant sparkle to the ring.

Measuring 1.4cmm across by 2cm, the ring sits so comfortably on the finger where it will no doubt always be admired for its style and elegance.

This is such a beautiful example of Art Deco jewellery and one that will be treasured and loved each time that it is worn.

Stock# EC1258

Circa: 1920

$14,600