14K Art Deco East-to-West Diamond Ring

Due to the geometrical nature of the face of the ring and the transitional cuts in the diamonds, this show-stopping ring was likely crafted at the end of the Art Deco era or shortly after. The shoulders of the ring feature 1 diamond on one side and 4 diamonds on the other, a mismatch in uniformity not seen in typical Art Deco pieces, suggesting this was probably a custom piece. The heavy two-tone ring is brilliant in its construction, with 22 diamonds sparkling wildly amongst the east-to-west design.

• Solid 14k yellow & white gold

• Natural transitional cut/early round brilliant diamonds

  • 3 center diamonds (VS2, colorless, ~0.33 ct each, 4.4mm diameter)

  • 10 border diamonds (I1, faint - very light, ~0.03 ct each, 2mm diameter)

  • 4 border diamonds (I1, faint - very light, ~0.01 ct each, 1.2mm diameter)

  • 1 shoulder diamond (VS2, near colorless, ~0.2 ct, 3.7mm diameter)

  • 4 shoulder diamonds (I1, near colorless, ~0.01 ct each, 1.2mm diameter)

• ~1.58 CTW

• 11.9g

• Late Art Deco

• Ring Size 6

• Excellent estate condition with minimal signs of wear to surface metal