This ring gets a lot of attention and for good reason. The blue zircon is extremely well cut and gives off sharp, bright flashes the instant it moves. The colour is strong and even, and the eighteen carat white gold keeps the head cool so the stone shows exactly as it should without any warmth from the metal altering it. The top view is all zircon, no excess metal and no wasted space.
 
The shoulders bring in the Deco detail. Fine angled panels, hand pierced work, and old cut diamonds set low into the metal, giving that small candlelit glow older stones carry. They sit exactly where they should, supporting the zircon rather than challenging it. The ring keeps its profile tidy. The gallery is open. The head sits flat. Nothing lifts higher than it needs to. This is late Deco construction where the maker knew when to stop and let the materials lead.
It is the kind of ring that stands out because every element has been made to a high standard. The stone is strong, the metalwork is precise, and the overall structure lets the zircon take the lead without competing details.
Eighteen carat white gold
Blue zircon approximately 3 carats
Old cut diamonds to the shoulders
Excellent condition
Ring size UK N1/2 - US 7 - EU 54
Weight 5.5G