Art Deco Diamond Trilogy Ring

Art Deco Diamond Trilogy RingThree icy white diamonds form the centrepiece of this vintage trilogy ring two brilliant cuts and a transitional cut (bridging the gap between old and new). The stones rest in platinum tiffany settings, the cool tones of the silvery metal setting up a gorgeous contrast with the rich 18 carat yellow gold of the band. It dates from the Art Deco period, circa 1930, and remains in great condition almost 100 years on. Trilogy rings are believed to have

the seven nails (always seven) are represented by minuscule rose cut diamonds with even more minuscule facets that wink and glisten as they catch the light

Herodias' daughter Salome danced before the king and pleased him so much that he offered her anything she asks for in return

There is a surface-reaching fracture running along the bottom half of the hardstone (appears to pre-date the stone being set into the mount)

delicately worked and set with vivid green chrysoprase and shimmering white pearls

The detail is exquisite with whispy clouds above and hazy mountains in the background

a shoemaker who's children - Eliza

Two step cut sapphires at the centre are surrounded by a platinum and rose cut diamond frame and an 18 carat yellow gold band sets up a gorgeous bimetal tone

built in 9ct gold throughout with a simple round profile band

Striking Art Deco ring with a cluster of old cut diamonds arranged around an emerald at the centre of the lozenge-shaped head

only engaging with them to reproduce

Marks: French control marks for 18ct gold (horse head)

Gorgeous Art Nouveau lavaliere pendant dating from the turn of the 20th century