A striking Belle Époque era dinner ring, modeled in 14k gold and platinum, whose frame-like, rectangular face hems-in a group of ten chunky, old mine cut diamonds. Each of these old, hand-cut diamonds is bead-set into a small hexagonal seat, and these floating seats are finished with fine milgrain edges. The ring’s face is long and slender, with nipped corners— it covers the length of a hand’s bottom knuckle. The ring's shoulders are decorated with elegant, understated pairs of bars, and its under-gallery is pierced with a series of bars, as well. Its slender half-round shank tapers toward the base. This ring's clean, geometric aesthetic suggests a bridge between the Belle Époque period and the Art Deco period. We love its quality of repetition, and its bold, graphic presence! The lattice-like construction of the backside of the ring head is beautiful in its own right. 

Materials

14k gold
Platinum
Diamond

Age

c. 1910 - 1920

Size

US 6 1/4

This ring can be resized (down to US 5 1/4 and up to US 8). To add resizing to your order visit our services section.

Dimensions

Ring head measures approx 21.3 x 10.35 mm; shank measures approx 1.7 mm at the shoulder and tapers to approx 1.5 mm at the base; diamonds (10) measure approx 2.8 mm; CTW is approx 1.05 carats.