Dainty would be a proper term to label this lovely Art Deco vintage ring yet it also deserves a bolder description as it a true embodiment of the structural integrity that the 1920s period influenced with its hard lines and … Continued
An Exquisite Art Deco platinum, diamond, sapphire and emerald ring, circa 1920-35. This Gorgeous Art Deco Diamond, Sapphire and Emerald Ring is available at Rozental Antiques Click Link Photo Below
Vintage Diamond Oval Shaped Ring with Sapphires in 14kt Two Tone Gold 3.00ctw Bold and striking is this 1950s Mid-Century Art Deco reproduction ring which is a redesign of a pendant. The ring face was originally a pendant and we … Continued
Exceptional Art Deco No-Heat Burma Ruby, Platinum and Diamond Ring. A luscious, electric candy apple-red, square emerald-cut ruby, accompanied by an GIA certificate stating: no-heat – Burma origin, radiates from within … Continued
This stunning antique originates from the 1930’s. Four matching square cut rubies catch the viewers eye. These have a beautiful blood red coloring and total an impressive 1ct. Surrounding the rubies are eight small old cut diamonds. These compliment their … Continued
This absolutely stunning antique originates from the 1930’s. At the focal point is an astonishing aquamarine measuring just over 15mmx12mm. This outstanding gemstone is at least 12ct and has a wonderful blue colouring, you will not see much better. … Continued
This is an original antique ring that was made in the Edwardian to Art Deco style during the 1920s. It is handmade from Platinum and stamped. The ring is large, fitting a finger that is approx. 9 3/4! The head of this ring is large … Continued
Very little exists on its website, or anywhere else on the web, of the next-to-priceless jewels that make up the Stephen Russell collection. This wonderful curator of antique and fine jewelry is among the very few dealers whose devotion to discretion … Continued
Discover the best of aquamarine jewels and its history, a stone of the beryl family that inspires jewelry designers to create blue masterpieces. Aquamarine takes its name from the Latin word for seawater, its luminous hue conjuring up images … Continued
