I’m delighted to formally present this exquisite 1920s diamond plaque ring; a masterclass in Art Deco elegance and timeless design. Crafted in 14ct white gold, the piece showcases a beautifully balanced trilogy of warm-toned old European cut diamonds, set within a geometric openwork panel that glistens with vintage charm.
 
At its centre lies a bezel-set diamond of approximately 0.28ct, flanked by two slightly smaller stones, bringing the total carat weight to approximately 0.72ct. These champagne-hued diamonds offer a subtle, enchanting contrast to the cool, silvery sheen of the white gold setting, lending the piece a quietly luxurious warmth. Surrounding the trio, six twinkling accent diamonds are carefully nestled into the pierced plaque, which measures approximately 14.5 x 11mm and creates a soft yet striking presence on the hand.
 
The ring’s gallery reveals crisp, geometric detailing, while the shoulders feature elegant carved embellishments that echo the architectural beauty of the period. Measuring as a UK size L½ on the mandrel, the ring should be resizeable by a skilled jeweller to ensure the perfect fit.
 
This is a piece of enduring sophistication - a jewel that bridges the grace of the past with the romance of the present, destined to become a beloved heirloom.
 
Materials: 14ct white gold, natural diamonds
Date: Circa 1920s
Size: UK L (resizable)
Condition: Excellent antique condition with light, appropriate wear for its age