HIGHLIGHT

This beautiful antique ring dates from the Art Deco period around 1920/30.

It is crafted in 14 carat yellow gold. The ring head is designed in a hexagonal shield shape and set with a

set with a trio of diamonds in a horizontal heron shape. The three diamonds are of a similar size and cut and are often

are often surrounded by smaller diamond roses, as well as millegriff technique with stylized foliage,

to highlight the trio and make the ring even more sparkling.

Millegriff or millegrain is a decorative technique that became popular in the Art Deco era (ca. 1920s to 1930s)

and was used in the manufacture of jewelry.

It is a fine edge or texture that is created on the surface of a piece of jewelry,

by pressing small teeth or grains into the metal.

This creates an optical effect as if the metal had been decorated with a thousand fine grains.

This technique was often used to add extra brilliance and texture to gemstones or diamonds set in the jewelry,

added brilliance and texture.

It was often used in combination with other decorative techniques such as engraving or carving,

to create unique and ornate pieces of jewelry.

Millegriff was also a feature of Art Deco and was often used in combination with the clean lines and

geometric shapes of the Art Deco style.

The technique was usually applied to white gold or platinum to further emphasize the bright, sparkling look of the metal

emphasize even more.

Even today, the millegriff technique is still used in jewelry making.

Art Deco rings with diamond trios were very popular at the time and were often used as engagement rings

the diamond trio symbolizes the past, present and future .

The horizontal lines and geometric patterns of the Art Deco design perfectly complement the trio of diamonds and give the ring an elegant and stylish look

give the ring an elegant and stylish look.  

Art Deco rings with a diamond trio are still highly sought after today and are often prized by jewelry lovers and collectors.

The rare Art Deco ring is in very good condition with minor signs of wear due to age

Material:     585 yellow gold, old-cut diamond 0.06 carat Wesselton SI/P

Provenance:  probably Germany around 1910/20

Dimensions in cm: Ring head: 1.8 x 1.2 Current ring size: 52

We will be happy to alter the ring to your desired size on request.

However, an exchange is no longer possible!

You will receive our jewelry ready for gifting with expertise.