This astonishing Art Deco-style diamond dinner ring is a real statement piece. The elongated top of the 18k white gold ring is wonderfully sculpted, flared at the top and bottom with delicate scalloping. A 1ct brilliant full-cut diamond with a lovely warm L-M color is bezel set at the center. Fraternal twin diamonds with a .62tcw are bezel set vertically above and below the center stone. An elaborate frame of 32 accent diamonds glitter and shine around the ring's engraved edge and in its tapered shoulders. Even the gallery is exquisite, with a floral filigree design. Circa 1980.

This ring comes with an insurance replacement cost appraisal by an independent gem lab. The appraised value is $6100.

Diamond Details... The center diamond is a 1ct round brilliant full cut, with VS2 clarity and L-M color. Two flanking diamonds are .62ct round brilliant cuts, with SI and I clarity and J-K color. Four old European cut accent diamonds have a 0.96tcw, with VS2-I2 clarity and an H-I-J color range. Thirty-two round brilliant cut accent diamonds have a .55tcw, with I1 clarity and G-H color. This ring has a total diamond weight of 2.17 carats.

Details... Currently a size 7. The top measures 17.5mm by 21.5mm, and the band is 1.6mm wide. In Very Good Vintage Condition. You should always expect some wear on vintage and antique jewels; we consider it part of their charm.

Item #R8670