AWAKENING OF THE EMERALD

This beautiful ring dates from the Art Deco period, the first third of the 20th century, and is often referred to as the 

is often referred to as a "boat ring" .

Art Deco boat rings were very popular at this time.

The boat motif was a popular design element in the Art Deco era and was used in various pieces of jewelry 

was used in various pieces of jewelry, including rings, brooches and pendants. 

The boat ring was often made from precious metals such as gold or platinum and decorated 

decorated with precious stones or diamonds. 

The shuttle was often stylized, with clear lines and geometric shapes, 

typical of the Art Deco style.

The boat ring was often worn by young women or as a gift for women, 

as the boat motif was interpreted as a symbol of travel and adventure . 

It could also be seen as an expression of the desire for freedom and independence . 

Nowadays, antique boat rings are still very popular.

The center of this ring head is set with a sparkling old-cut diamond, 

surrounded by two small diamond roses. 

The Art Deco boat-shaped ring is crafted in 18 carat / 750 gold and the ring head is platinum-plated, typical of the period.

The refreshing green emerald embedded in the center is surrounded by the finest millegriff technique with diamond setting.

The ring is in a good condition with minor signs of wear due to age.

Material:     18-karat white gold, platinum-plated, diamonds, emerald

Provenance:  probably Germany around 1925/30

Dimensions in cm: Ring head: 1.7 x 1.0 Current ring size: 54

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.