Platinum Solitaire Diamond Ring, 1.56 ct K SI1 GIA, with 0.30 carat Tapered Baguette Diamonds

Description

A 1.56-carat diamond is enthroned at the centre of this Art Deco solitaire. Held in a four-claw setting, this main gem comes with a GIA laboratory certificate specifying K colour and SI1 clarity. The stone features a round brilliant cut, ensuring balanced light refraction. On either side of the central diamond, two baguette-cut diamonds have a combined weight of 0.30 carats. These secondary stones, with their geometric cut, are delicately set to extend the head of the ring, joining a simple band. The entire piece is crafted in platinum and bears the 'tête de chien' hallmark, the French guarantee for platinum. This ring weighs 4.03 g and has a finger size of 53; we will resize it for you free of charge. Its streamlined setting elegantly follows the line of the finger. The Art Deco period is distinguished by an aesthetic marked by geometry, understated lines, and the preferred use of platinum. Creations from this era often favoured the contrast between the curve of a central diamond and the rectilinear cut of the shoulder stones.