Art Deco 0.74 Carat Old Cut Diamond & Emerald Crossover Ring, circa 1930
A wonderfully pretty emerald and diamond crossover ring. The old mine cut diamond in the centre is displays a subtle champagne hue and is impressively brilliant and lively. Set opposite the diamond is a strong bright green cushion cut Colombian emerald. Each stone is secured in eight-claw coronet collets which nestle within a slim and elegantly sweeping platinum shank.
Accompanied by an independent jewellery report from IGR (#30309418).
Cut – Old mine cut diamond and cushion cut emerald.
Colour – The diamond is L.
Clarity – The diamond is SI2 (clean to the naked eye). The emerald has some visible inclusion which is typical and expected of emeralds.
Carat – The diamond is a known 0.74 carat. The emerald is approximately 0.60 carat.
Circa – 1930.
Size – M (UK) or 6 (US). Complimentary sizing is available, can be sized up or down.
Measurements – The ring is 7.6mm at the widest point and sits 5.2mm from the finger.
Metal – Stamped PLAT – platinum – and tests as such.
£1,950 Finance
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