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Art Deco · Rings

Art Deco ring in platinum, onyx and old-cut diamonds 2 carats

17 800 €

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Description

This platinum Art Deco ring exemplifies French craftsmanship of the 1920s. It is set with a principal old-cut diamond weighing approximately 2 carats. The principal diamond is natural and untreated, graded as G colour and VS1 clarity. The piece also features onyx and 8 stepped old-cut diamonds. The mount is crafted in platinum and bears the tête de chien hallmark. Its geometric head combines black onyx and diamonds. Art Deco (1920s–1930s) is characterised by straight lines, geometric shapes and contrasting colours. Platinum and stones cut into clean, regular shapes feature prominently. This jewel is in good condition, with very slight nibbles to the onyx elements. This ring would make a lovely engagement ring. The piece weighs 4.39 g with a ring size of 59. Complimentary resizing is included.

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Specifications

The stone

Stone
Diamond
Cut
Old-cut
Weight
2 ctEstimated
Colour
G colourEstimated
Clarity
VS1Estimated
Nature
Natural
Treatment
Untreated
Secondary stones
8 old step-cut diamonds
Verification
Examined by a gemmologist

The jewel

Materials
Platinum
Weight
4.39 g
Ring size
59
Resizing
Always complimentary, subject to technical feasibility: some antique pieces or settings cannot be modified without risk to the jewel, so each request is assessed case by case by our workshop. A jewel resized or engraved at your request is considered personalised under article L.221-28 3° of the French Consumer Code and is no longer eligible for withdrawal.
Hallmark
Dog's head (platinum)
Condition
Good conditionvery slight abrasions on the onyx parts
Origin
French hallmark — French work

Provenance & era

Era
Art Deco
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