A dazzling relic of the Jazz Age, this 18ct white gold Art Deco diamond filigree ring is a celebration of light, lace, and timeless glamour. Exquisitely handcrafted, the piece shimmers with intricate filigree work that weaves like frost across the finger; delicate, ornate, and full of movement.
 
Set within an elongated east-west cobblestone-style plaque, approximately 0.82 carats of old mine-cut diamonds sparkle with soft fire, each stone thoughtfully placed to reflect light with every subtle gesture. The effect is enchanting: a glimmering mosaic of brilliance framed by graceful hand-engraving and fine milgrain edging that lend depth and texture to the design.
 
The ring measures as a UK size L½ and is in good antique condition. One side of the filigree bears a slight imperfection, discreet and only visible upon close inspection - an honest trace of its age that does not detract from its beauty or structural integrity. The shank appears to have been resized in the past, but retains its original 18CT hallmark, affirming its precious gold content.
 
This is not merely a ring; it is a story in precious metal and stone. Romantic, refined, and exquisitely detailed, it’s a true heirloom piece for those who dream in Art Deco and believe in the enduring magic of old-world craftsmanship.
 
Materials: 18ct white gold, natural old mine-cut diamonds
Date: Art Deco Era
Size: UK L (resizable)
Condition: Excellent antique condition with light, appropriate wear for its age. One slight imperfection to the filigree as referenced in the description and photographs.