Art Deco / Retro Solid Platinum And Diamond ‘Bow Tie’ Ring Circa 1920-1935
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Strikingly beautiful solid Platinum and Diamond ring dating to the late Art Deco to Retro era circa 1920-1935.
Crafted in quite hard to source ‘Bow Tie’ style exemplifying the Art Deco aesthetic of strong bold geometric lines, triangles and stylish symmetry, with a bit of the fanciful, a bow-tie motif.
Platinum became a strategic metal with the outbreak of WWII, used for the use of armaments, and was forbidden for use in jewellery manufacture, which, conveniently dates this one prior to 1939. And boy .. did they go to town when they crafted this one! A very solid and hefty 8.38 grams, no expense was spared!
Centred with another Art Deco favourite, the baguette cut diamond, weighing an estimated 0.34ct, and to the ‘bow’ sections a total of sixteen small single cut diamonds.
Of excellent colour and clarity (G-H and VS/SI) the crisp white lively diamonds and the sleek opulence of the Platinum are absolutely fabulous combined.
Quality through and through this ring screams Gatsby-like glamour and is a must for the Art Deco connoisseur, or anyone who adores having a ring like no other!
STONES
Diamond
1 @ approximately 5.1mm x 3.6mm or an estimated 0.34ct
Colour G-H
Clarity SI
16 small single cuts - estimated @ 0.24ct
MEASUREMENTS
East to west - 1.9cm
North to south 7.7mm at end bows, central section 4.6mm
WEIGHT
8.48 Grams
MARKS
‘PLAT’ - For Platinum
SIZE
K or 15.9mm diameter US 5 1/4
Could be resized up approximately 4 sizes
CONDITION
Very good to excellent antique condition. Extremely solid and substantial ring. Diamonds are all securely set, bright white and lively with very good colour and clarity. Stunningly beautiful ring.
Please note boxes are for display only unless otherwise stated.
Crafted in quite hard to source ‘Bow Tie’ style exemplifying the Art Deco aesthetic of strong bold geometric lines, triangles and stylish symmetry, with a bit of the fanciful, a bow-tie motif.
Platinum became a strategic metal with the outbreak of WWII, used for the use of armaments, and was forbidden for use in jewellery manufacture, which, conveniently dates this one prior to 1939. And boy .. did they go to town when they crafted this one! A very solid and hefty 8.38 grams, no expense was spared!
Centred with another Art Deco favourite, the baguette cut diamond, weighing an estimated 0.34ct, and to the ‘bow’ sections a total of sixteen small single cut diamonds.
Of excellent colour and clarity (G-H and VS/SI) the crisp white lively diamonds and the sleek opulence of the Platinum are absolutely fabulous combined.
Quality through and through this ring screams Gatsby-like glamour and is a must for the Art Deco connoisseur, or anyone who adores having a ring like no other!
STONES
Diamond
1 @ approximately 5.1mm x 3.6mm or an estimated 0.34ct
Colour G-H
Clarity SI
16 small single cuts - estimated @ 0.24ct
MEASUREMENTS
East to west - 1.9cm
North to south 7.7mm at end bows, central section 4.6mm
WEIGHT
8.48 Grams
MARKS
‘PLAT’ - For Platinum
SIZE
K or 15.9mm diameter US 5 1/4
Could be resized up approximately 4 sizes
CONDITION
Very good to excellent antique condition. Extremely solid and substantial ring. Diamonds are all securely set, bright white and lively with very good colour and clarity. Stunningly beautiful ring.
Please note boxes are for display only unless otherwise stated.
