Geometric Art Deco Engagement Ring
Art Deco engagement ring in 18kt white gold and platinum (eagle and dog head hallmark) set in its center with an old-cut diamond, weighing approximately 0.05 Ct.
Circa 1935, Art Deco , France.
Gross weight: 2.20g
Finger size: 54 (diameter 17.20/ US 6.75).
Pattern height: 0.80cm
Condition: slight micro scratches and oxidation on the gold and platinum parts, see photos.
The Art Deco movement, short for “Arts Décoratifs,” was born around 1910. It reached its peak in the 1920s and then declined in the 1930s. In reaction to the rounded and organic forms of Art Nouveau, this “Roaring Twenties” style developed geometric and refined shapes.
We recognize this artistic movement on this engagement ring thanks to the geometric shapes that adorn it.
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Geometric Art Deco Engagement Ring
Art Deco engagement ring in 18kt white gold and platinum (eagle and dog head hallmark) set in its center with an old-cut diamond, weighing approximately 0.05 Ct.
Circa 1935, Art Deco , France.
Gross weight: 2.20g
Finger size: 54 (diameter 17.20/ US 6.75).
Pattern height: 0.80cm
Condition: slight micro scratches and oxidation on the gold and platinum parts, see photos.
The Art Deco movement, short for “Arts Décoratifs,” was born around 1910. It reached its peak in the 1920s and then declined in the 1930s. In reaction to the rounded and organic forms of Art Nouveau, this “Roaring Twenties” style developed geometric and refined shapes.
We recognize this artistic movement on this engagement ring thanks to the geometric shapes that adorn it.
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Art Deco engagement ring in 18kt white gold and platinum (eagle and dog head hallmark) set in its center with an old-cut diamond, weighing approximately 0.05 Ct.
Circa 1935, Art Deco , France.
Gross weight: 2.20g
Finger size: 54 (diameter 17.20/ US 6.75).
Pattern height: 0.80cm
Condition: slight micro scratches and oxidation on the gold and platinum parts, see photos.
The Art Deco movement, short for “Arts Décoratifs,” was born around 1910. It reached its peak in the 1920s and then declined in the 1930s. In reaction to the rounded and organic forms of Art Nouveau, this “Roaring Twenties” style developed geometric and refined shapes.
We recognize this artistic movement on this engagement ring thanks to the geometric shapes that adorn it.
All our antique rings
