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Art Deco 18k Aqua Ring

Art Deco 18k Aqua Ring

A timeless aquamarine ring from the Art Deco (ca1920s) era! Crafted in 18k white gold, this ring features a prong-set, 4ct, marquise cut aqua. The stone displays an incredible pale blue hue, which wonderfully compliments the white gold mounting. The gallery and gallery rail of the ring feature dainty engravings and a scrolling-motif cutout design. The shoulders of the ring also feature geometric cutouts, and wheat-motif engravings. The remainder of the band is smooth and simple, and the inside of the shank features an "18K" purity mark. A gorgeous example of Art Deco-era glamour, this ring would make a lovely addition to any antique jewelry collection!

Measurements: The ring is currently a size 5.25, but could easily be resized. The band has a width of 1.75mm.

Condition: The overall condition of the ring is excellent. There is no apparent damage to the gold setting, and the aqua is intact and securely set.
$838.25

Original: $2,395.00

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Art Deco 18k Aqua Ring

$2,395.00

$838.25
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Description

A timeless aquamarine ring from the Art Deco (ca1920s) era! Crafted in 18k white gold, this ring features a prong-set, 4ct, marquise cut aqua. The stone displays an incredible pale blue hue, which wonderfully compliments the white gold mounting. The gallery and gallery rail of the ring feature dainty engravings and a scrolling-motif cutout design. The shoulders of the ring also feature geometric cutouts, and wheat-motif engravings. The remainder of the band is smooth and simple, and the inside of the shank features an "18K" purity mark. A gorgeous example of Art Deco-era glamour, this ring would make a lovely addition to any antique jewelry collection!

Measurements: The ring is currently a size 5.25, but could easily be resized. The band has a width of 1.75mm.

Condition: The overall condition of the ring is excellent. There is no apparent damage to the gold setting, and the aqua is intact and securely set.