Cocktail rings were the epitome of glam and sparkle during the roaring Jazz Age and the secretive world of Prohibition speakeasies. Worn with a dash of daring and a whole lot of flair, these bold baubles were the life of the party! But once the days of hidden whiskey were behind us and cocktails flowed freely once more, the wild and whimsical cocktail parties gracefully evolved into elegant dinner soirées. Enter this die-struck dinner ring—still dazzling, but with a quieter sophistication that made its own statement without missing a beat.
• Circa 1930 • Metal stamped and tests 14k yellow and white gold using a Niton™ XL2 XRF Handheld Precious Metal Analyzer • 3 single cut diamonds weighing approximately 0.06 carat total, graded H-J color, VS clarity • Size 3 ½ • Estimated gross weight: 1.4 grams • Excellent vintage condition, some minor scratches, wear appropriate with age
