Art Deco Diamond Cluster Ring orb The stones take their name
Description
The stones take their name from the French for diamond "demant" because of their exceptional brilliance and fire (their dispersion/fire is higher than that of the diamond)
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Stunning Edwardian solitaire ring set with the most remarkable square cut Colombian emerald
Art Deco Diamond Cluster Ring orb The stones take their nameDATE: Art Deco, c. 1920 A pretty diamond cluster ring, dating from the Art Deco period, circa 1920. The head is set with sparkly old cut diamonds and they rest in platinum millegrain settings. With elegant pinched shoulders, the band is crafted in 18k gold. STONES Old Cut Diamonds MEASUREMENTS Head: 9. 4 x 9. 8mm Rise off finger: 3. 3mm Width of band: 1. 2mm WEIGHT 1. 9g MARKS Stamped PLAT Tests as 18k gold CONDITION Excellent
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