An early Art Deco ring — a square plaque of old-cut diamonds pavé-set in platinum, raised on a fine 18 karat gold shank that nearly disappears under the finger.
The proportion is the whole point: the tension between the substantial diamond face and the wire-fine band is what gives early-twentieth-century jewelry its quiet modernity.
Old-cut diamonds carry a softer, warmer light than modern brilliants — they were cut by hand to catch candlelight, and they still do.
- old-cut diamonds, pavé-set
- platinum top
- 18 karat yellow gold shank
- very early Art Deco, circa 1910s–1920s
- currently size 5 — can be resized
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