Antique jewelry - Sapphire and Diamond Art Deco Cluster Ring

Sapphire and Diamond Art Deco Cluster Ring

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Platinum Art Deco Cluster Ring set with a No Heat Ceylon Sapphire and Old Cut Diamonds, circa 1920.

This superb Art-deco ring is set in its center with a Ceylon sapphire, unheated, weighing 2.67 carats in a pearl setting. It is set off by a beautiful surround of old-cut diamonds. The platinum ring, beautifully crafted, is a typical work of the Art-Deco period with its openwork basket.

Stones details

Central sapphire carat weight

Origin

Certificate

Diamonds total carat weight

2,67 ct

Ceylon, No Heat

Gem Paris

approx. 1,00 ct

Valued color & clarity

H-I/VS-SI

Weight	5,20 g
Dimensions (Top of the ring) (cm)	1,9 x 1,4
Ring size	56 (can be resized)

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Art Deco Sapphire and Diamond Ring: Elegance with a vintage touch

This Art Deco ring in platinum, inspired by the 1920s, combines style and sophistication. It features a stunning unheated Ceylon sapphire of 2.67 carats, with a deep and luminous blue hue. Surrounding this precious stone, a brilliant halo of diamonds in an antique cut (totaling approximately 1 carat) enhances its sparkle and elegance.

Its beaded bezel setting and openwork gallery showcase exquisite craftsmanship, typical of the Art Deco era. The diamonds, with an estimated color grade of H-I and clarity of VS-SI, add even more radiance to the piece.

Weighing 5.20 g and with a ring size of 56 (adjustable), this ring is as comfortable to wear as it is beautiful to admire. Certified by Gem Paris, it will charm lovers of vintage jewelry and unique pieces.

The Art-Deco jewelry (1910-1935)

In rupture with the Art-Nouveau movement and yielding to the desire of simplicity, symmetry and aesthetic order, a movement emerges and asserts itself from 1910. But it is after the first world war, in 1925, during the international exhibition of decorative arts that the Art-deco style prevails.

This new jewelry is set with precious or semi-precious stones previously unused. Their design follows the geometric shapes of clothing and accessories and platinum is essential.

Cartier, Boucheron, Van Cleef and Arpels, Mauboussin are at the forefront of creativity during these years