.85 Antique Cushion Cut Diamond Engagement Ring 18k
This Art Deco engagement ring features a .85 carat cushion cut diamond set in four prongs on an 18 karat white gold band. The center diamond has H color, which falls in the near-colorless range, and VS2 clarity, meaning it appears clean to the naked eye. Six natural accent diamonds totaling .09 carats add extra sparkle, each measuring 1.5mm.
The antique cushion cut has rounded corners and larger facets that create a romantic, softer look than modern brilliant cuts while still producing good light return.
Intricate filigree metalwork forms decorative openwork patterns in the mounting, while chevron engraving and milgrain detailing—tiny beaded edges—are characteristic of Art Deco jewelry from the 1920s-1930s.
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.85 Antique Cushion Cut Diamond Engagement Ring 18k
This Art Deco engagement ring features a .85 carat cushion cut diamond set in four prongs on an 18 karat white gold band. The center diamond has H color, which falls in the near-colorless range, and VS2 clarity, meaning it appears clean to the naked eye. Six natural accent diamonds totaling .09 carats add extra sparkle, each measuring 1.5mm.
The antique cushion cut has rounded corners and larger facets that create a romantic, softer look than modern brilliant cuts while still producing good light return.
Intricate filigree metalwork forms decorative openwork patterns in the mounting, while chevron engraving and milgrain detailing—tiny beaded edges—are characteristic of Art Deco jewelry from the 1920s-1930s.
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This Art Deco engagement ring features a .85 carat cushion cut diamond set in four prongs on an 18 karat white gold band. The center diamond has H color, which falls in the near-colorless range, and VS2 clarity, meaning it appears clean to the naked eye. Six natural accent diamonds totaling .09 carats add extra sparkle, each measuring 1.5mm.
The antique cushion cut has rounded corners and larger facets that create a romantic, softer look than modern brilliant cuts while still producing good light return.
Intricate filigree metalwork forms decorative openwork patterns in the mounting, while chevron engraving and milgrain detailing—tiny beaded edges—are characteristic of Art Deco jewelry from the 1920s-1930s.
