This platinum eternity ring is meant for someone who loves wonky old-cut diamonds!
In most eternity rings, the gemstones are perfectly matched and cut similarly, but in this case I suspect that its maker used a parcel of repurposed antique diamonds for his project.
While the ring itself was made in the 1930s, each diamond has a very different cut and shape, and mostly cuts known to be used in the 18th and 19th centuries.
Therefore, it is likely that each of these diamonds was originally part of a different jewel and ended up in this charming ring.
It looks lovely worn solo, but is also very suitable to wear combined with other rings.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Size: US 8.5, UK R, circumference 58 mm. The band is 2.75 mm wide.
This ring cannot be resized.
Weight: 3.55 grams
Age: 20th Century, Art Deco period, circa 1930s.
Material: Hallmarked with a French dog's head hallmark for 950/1000 platinum, used between 1913 and 1994.
Condition: In good antique condition with only minor wear, consistent with age. Please note that all diamonds are cut irregularly, so each diamond looks a bit different than the next. Two diamonds have a small chip, but are still secure in their settings.
Please note that the antique box is for display purposes only.