Post-war luxury: emerald and diamond engagement ring
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This ring, a harmonious blend of 1950s style and the geometric elegance of Art Deco, tells the story of a timeless commitment. Made around 1950, it embodies the spirit of the era, at the crossroads of retro and Art Deco styles with its platinum brilliance and bold design. At its heart, an untreated 2.20-carat emerald, set with 14 old-cut diamonds totaling approximately 2.24 carats, evokes ancient Roman engagements and the enduring tradition of engagement rings, which became standardized with diamonds in the West around the 1930s. Each stone attests to its natural beauty and authenticity, echoing a story of promises of love.
Type of jewelry
Antique engagement ring (also known as an heirloom jewel in some parts of the world).
Condition: very good condition
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Country of origin: unknown
Despite a careful examination, no distinctive sign or particular feature could be identified to attribute this jewel to a specific country. However, its materials and craftsmanship allow it to be confidently dated to around the 1950s.
Style: Although most people would call this style Art Deco, it is more precisely described as a product of the 1950s. Strongly influenced by Art Deco and Retro styles, it reflects the evolution of design through mid-century trends. or more information on styles
Style specifics:
This type of jewel is typical of the 1950s. The Art Deco period, which had ended only two decades earlier, remained a major source of inspiration. Even for a trained eye, it can be difficult to distinguish Art Deco pieces from those of the 1950s.
Period: circa 1950
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Material: platinum (tested with a touchstone)
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Additional information:
Engagement rings were already used in Roman times, but their popularity in the West only regained momentum starting in the 13th century. The first recorded use of a diamond engagement ring dates back to Archduke Maximilian of Austria, in 1477. Before the 20th century, other forms of engagement gifts, such as thimbles, were often used, notably in religious communities that avoided jewelry. Diamond rings became widespread from the 1930s. Today, about 80% of women receive a diamond engagement ring. (Source: Wikipedia)
Precious stones:
• 1 emerald, estimated weight about 2.20 carats (natural and untreated)
• 14 old mine brilliant-cut diamonds, total estimated weight about 2.24 carats (average color and clarity: H/J, VS/I)
The weight, color, and clarity were evaluated while the stones were set, in order to preserve the original condition of the jewel. The values given should therefore be considered expert approximations.
Each diamond in our antique jewelry and vintage pieces has been examined and confirmed as 100% natural by the IJGC laboratory.
Birthstones:
Diamond is the birthstone for the month of April and emerald is the one for May.
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Characteristics:
No hallmark is present. The ring has been carefully examined, but no visible or legible mark was identified. In our practice, it is not uncommon to find jewelry without hallmarks. That is why all pieces are tested with a touchstone, even in the presence of hallmarks.
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Dimensions: top of the ring 16.8 mm (0.66 inch) × 19.6 mm (0.77 inch) - See the image with a ruler in cm and inches
Weight: 6.00 grams (3.86 dwt)
Continental ring size: 52 and 16½, US size: 6, UK size: L
Resizing: Free resizing (a small extra charge may apply for extreme adjustments). Given the design of the ring, not all sizes are necessarily possible; please inquire in advance.
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Référence 58 Facettes : 9806961967433
SKU : 19343-0010
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