Old European Cut Diamond Chunky Gold Band RING Estate Jewelry

Description

Old European Cut Diamond 18 karat Yellow Gold Ring

An impressive chunky 18k gold band ring featuring an Old European cut diamond.

A striking combo of the big (4.86 carats) diamond mounted flush in the gold creates a great look. The gold is slightly textured which adds to the massiveness of the ring. Rounded sculptural edges perfectly frame the diamond.

Whether it’s a big party or an important meeting, this diamond ring will make a powerful statement wherever you go.

This cocktail ring is made of 18 karat yellow gold (stamped) and set with a 4.86-carat Old European cut diamond (K-L color, SI3 clarity).

The diamond ring width graduates from ¾” x ¼” (2 x 0.6 cm).

It weighs 29.8 grams.

The ring is size 7.25.

In great condition; wear consistent with age and use (please see pictures for details).

Our Policy:

We guarantee the authenticity of our pieces, as well as the stated condition and functionality of all items.

We do not refund any shipping and handling charges.

All returned items must be in the same condition in which they were received by the buyer.

International buyers are responsible for all customs duties, brokerage fees, and taxes, which are NOT included in the shipping costs.

About us:

The Nadine Krakov Collection is a mature business that has been serving Beverly Hills and Los Angeles antique and estate jewelry needs for over 20 years.  Our first store opened in October 1997 and we are currently located in Beverly Hills, California.

Sculptural Jewelry: 

Sculptural design transformed the aesthetics of vintage jewelry. During the Art Nouveau and Art Deco eras, there was a profound shift in artistic taste that greatly impacted jewelry making. Fluid lines, organic forms, and geometric precision became integral to the creation of vintage jewelry. Artists and jewelers drew inspiration from nature, architecture, and the visual arts movements, infusing their pieces with a sense of eloquence. In vintage jewelry making, sculptural elements conveyed narratives and evoke emotions. The Art Nouveau movement, for instance, embraced sinuous lines and flowing curves inspired by natural motifs. These organic forms were meticulously sculpted into jewelry, creating pieces full of movement and grace. On the other hand, the Art Deco movement favored bold geometric shapes, symmetry, and intricate patterns influenced by modern art and design. Sculptural elements in Art Deco jewelry often featured precise angles, stepped motifs, and sleek, streamlined designs that mirrored the spirit of the Roaring Twenties. The sculptural design impacted the very techniques and materials in jewelry making. Makers experimented with intricate metalwork, employing techniques like chasing, repoussé, and filigree to create sculpted details. The fusion of sculpture and jewelry during these eras passed the test of time and keeps being implemented in modern jewelry making

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