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Art Deco 3.85ct Diamond Three Stone Ring, c.1920s

Art Deco 3.85ct Diamond Three Stone Ring, c.1920s

A trio of sparkling old cut diamonds adorn this beautiful Art Deco era three stone ring. At the centre sits the largest of the three diamonds, weighing 1.75 carat with the flanking pair being 1.05 carat a piece. The diamonds have been graded as H – I in colour and in clarity from VS1 to SI1 . This timeless trilogy ring has been entirely crafted by hand in platinum with exquisite carving work adorning the shoulders and gallery and each stone delicately claw set.

Estimate:£24,500

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Art Deco 3.85ct Diamond Three Stone Ring, c.1920s