An antique Art Deco diamond ring in 18ct gold, and one that stops you the moment you see it.
The hexagonal bezel is the thing. It frames the transitional cut diamond with that crisp geometric precision that defines Art Deco at its best — clean lines, considered proportions, nothing wasted. The raised triangular shoulders lift into the head and subtly widen the look of the stone. Clever geometry that just looks right.
The diamond sits between transitional and early modern brilliant cutting, approximately 0.30 carats, and the light return is exceptional. The white metal setting throws light straight back into the stone so it stays bright and lively. The top view is all diamond — no excess metal, no wasted space.
Each shoulder holds small diamonds in shaped panels that add detail without softening the overall line. The structure is pure late Art Deco to early mid century, circa 1930 to 1945, with enough character to stand out and enough restraint to wear every day.
For anyone looking for an antique diamond engagement ring that is genuinely different from everything else — this is it. Distinctive, beautifully made, and exceptional value at this price point.
Stamped 18ct · Late Art Deco to early mid century circa 1930 to 1945 · Diamond approximately 0.30ct · Shoulder diamonds · Excellent condition · Weight 4g · Ring size UK N · US 6.75 · EU 54