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Antique Engagement Ring Art Deco .33 Old European Cut Diamonds in Platinum
This stunning original Art Deco engagement ring centers around a lively and sparkly .33 carat old European cut diamond. The old European cut diamond is delicately set into fishtail style prongs, which both give the stone the illusion of a square shape while allowing a lot of light to shows its true brilliance. Above, below and to each of the sides are rectangular and triangular stations, which are finely adorned with accent single cut diamonds. This gives the ring an overall marquise shape that runs East to West, rather than North to South as is commonly seen in the Deco period.
$1,102.50
Original: $3,150.00
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Antique Engagement Ring Art Deco .33 Old European Cut Diamonds in Platinum
This stunning original Art Deco engagement ring centers around a lively and sparkly .33 carat old European cut diamond. The old European cut diamond is delicately set into fishtail style prongs, which both give the stone the illusion of a square shape while allowing a lot of light to shows its true brilliance. Above, below and to each of the sides are rectangular and triangular stations, which are finely adorned with accent single cut diamonds. This gives the ring an overall marquise shape that runs East to West, rather than North to South as is commonly seen in the Deco period.
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This stunning original Art Deco engagement ring centers around a lively and sparkly .33 carat old European cut diamond. The old European cut diamond is delicately set into fishtail style prongs, which both give the stone the illusion of a square shape while allowing a lot of light to shows its true brilliance. Above, below and to each of the sides are rectangular and triangular stations, which are finely adorned with accent single cut diamonds. This gives the ring an overall marquise shape that runs East to West, rather than North to South as is commonly seen in the Deco period.
