Belle Époque / Edwardian (1900–1914) · Rings
Platinum and Diamond Navette Ring
3 400 €
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Description
An alignment of brilliant-cut diamonds characterises this Belle Époque garter ring. The main round diamond is a natural, untreated stone weighing approximately 1.7 carats, estimated to be F colour and VS2 clarity. The piece also features five secondary diamonds totalling an estimated weight of 1.70 carats. Its setting is crafted from platinum. The openwork gallery beneath the row of gems, as well as the engraved foliate motifs along the shoulders, enrich the ring's design. The piece bears the dog's head hallmark, the French guarantee for platinum. It weighs 4.5 g and its ring size is 53. Resizing is offered complimentary. Between 1900 and 1914, during the Belle Époque and Edwardian period, platinum revolutionised jewellery by allowing for the creation of fine and openwork settings. The garter style then offered a rectilinear and balanced arrangement of precious gems.
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Specifications
The stone
- Stone
- Diamond
- Cut
- Round (Brilliant)
- Weight
- 1.7 ctEstimated
- Colour
- FEstimated
- Clarity
- VS2 clarityEstimated
- Nature
- Natural
- Treatment
- Untreated
- Secondary stones
- 5 diamonds totalling an estimated 1.70 carats
The jewel
- Materials
- Platinum
- Weight
- 4.5 g
- Ring size
- 53
- 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)
Provenance & era
- Era
- Belle Époque / Edwardian (1900–1914)