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This enchanting Art Deco era 9‑carat rose gold blue Zircon and white Spinel Daisy halo ring is a beautiful example of timeless vintage design and craftsmanship.

At its centre sits a captivating natural blue Zircon — (not to be confused with cubic zirconia!) — displaying a soft, arctic‑blue hue that glows with remarkable brilliance. Surrounding it are eleven sparkling white Spinels, arranged in a classic Daisy halo cluster that radiates feminine charm. 

The stones are set in Sterling silver typical of the era to enhance their brightness, while the ring’s basket‑style under‑gallery and upswept shoulders flow gracefully into a smooth, half‑round rose gold shank, creating a look of effortless elegance.

Zircon is a wonderfully highly refractive gemstone, meaning it bends and splits light into two beams that travel through the stone at right angles — a natural phenomenon that gives it a fiery sparkle often compared to that of a diamond. With a hardness of around 7.5 on the Mohs scale, this gem is durable enough for regular wear, and the slight softening of its facets — visible only under magnification — simply adds to its vintage authenticity.

In very good condition for its age, this bright and beautiful ring is both feminine and distinctive, combining the romantic warmth of rose gold with the cool brilliance of blue Zircon and white Spinel. A truly feminine and graceful piece that captures the spirit of the Art Deco era beautifully.

STONES
Blue Zircon 
1 x approximately 6.3mm / 1.10ct 

White Spinels
11 x approximately 2.0mm each (not tested as natural or synthetic, probably natural)

MEASUREMENTS
Cluster - 1.0cm
Rise - 7.8mm

WEIGHT
2.39 Grams

MARKS
None - Tested as 9ct gold (and Sterling silver for the settings)

ERA
Art Deco to early 1940’s 

SIZE
M 1/2 or 16.9mm diameter - US 6 1/2 - 53.1mm circumference

CONDITION
Good vintage condition.  All stone original and securely set.  Central blue Zircon shows facet softening, this is almost invisible to the naked eye, seen under magnification only.  White Spinels show no chips or damage, minuscule facet softening only under x 10 loupe magnification.  No thinning to the shank, no repairs.  A lovely and very pretty ring.