• Centering an old European cut diamond weighing approximately 0.55 carat - H color with VS1 clarity
• Bead set in a grooved square form head and flanked by pierced geometric shoulders
• Accented by a pierced lattice motif profile with bead set single-cut diamonds throughout
• Weighing approximately 0.11 carat total - eye clean and bright
• Accented by an engraved wheat and scroll motif shank
• Stamped for platinum
• Circa: 1930s
• Ring size: 6 and sizable
• Measures North to South 9.0 mm and sits 5.0 mm high
• Total weight: 3.3 grams
• Stock Number: We-11260

Art Deco engagement rings emerged during the 1920s and 1930s, characterized by their distinctive geometric shapes, bold designs, and intricate detailing. These rings were influenced by the Art Deco movement, which celebrated modernity, luxury, and elegance. Platinum became the preferred metal, known for its strength and ability to hold intricate designs. Art Deco engagement rings often featured geometric patterns, vibrant gemstones, and intricate filigree work, creating a sense of glamour and sophistication.