Add Art Deco charm to your wardrobe with this stunning 1920s dinner ring! Although the term “dinner ring” can refer to any number of styles of right-hand rings (non-engagement rings), the “north to south” style is most notably associated with the term. This design stretches along the length of the finger, rather than around the circumference. In the case of the late Art Deco and early Retro Era dinner rings, die-stamped filigree formed an intricate base for glittering diamonds, creating a beautiful light-catching effect. The low-profile design of dinner rings makes them extremely wearable, while still looking glamorous and special.
• Circa 1920 • Metal tests 18k white gold using a Niton™ XL2 XRF Handheld Precious Metal Analyzer • 3 single cut diamonds, graded in mounting as F-H color, VS-SI clarity • 2 square-shaped synthetic sapphires, graded in mounting as blue hue, dark tone, slightly included • Size 4 ¼ • Estimated gross weight: 3.4 grams • Excellent vintage condition, wear in the form of minor scratches, wear appropriate with age
