An art deco beauty in two tones of gold! Art Deco designs are usually in white gold or platinum, as was the preferred tone for jewelry throughout the 1920s. This stunning ring was made around 1930, bridging the glamorous bright white glitter of the 1920s with the warm gold of the 1930s! A colorless late transitional cut diamond dazzles in the center of this dynamic ring, set low into square corner prongs and surrounded by diamonds inlaid into classically deco delineated shapes. The yellow gold band is beautifully carved at its shoulders and halfway down either side of the shank, completing the ring with delicate adornments that perfectly balance its striking sparkle!

• Set in 14k yellow gold and 18k white gold.
• Center diamond is a .55 carat, E-F colorless grade, SI1 clarity grade, transitional cut diamond certified by EGL USA.
• EGL CERT # US 400172397D
• Side diamonds are single cuts totaling a carat weight of about .24 graded G near colorless, SI1 clarity.
• The ring is currently a size 4 and may be easily resized up or down upon request.

Inventory# P13974