1940s Ring In Platinum And 18-karat Rose Gold With A 1.50-carat Antique-cut Diamond

An elegant ring from the 1940s, crafted in platinum and 18-karat rose gold, with a total weight of approximately 3.40 grams.

Set at the center is a striking antique-cut diamond weighing approximately 1.50 carats, characterized by its large facets and the distinctive play of light typical of this type of cut. The stone is accentuated by a platinum setting that enhances its brilliance and makes it the undisputed star of the piece.

On either side of the center diamond are set two additional antique-cut diamonds weighing approximately 0.15 carats each, harmoniously set into the ring’s shoulders.

The estimated total weight of the diamonds is approximately 1.80 carats.

Particularly elegant is the contrast between the platinum used near the stones and the warm tone of the 18-karat rose gold of the shank, a combination that gives the ring a refined vintage character.

The center setting reaches a height of approximately 7 mm, highlighting the main diamond while maintaining balanced proportions.

A refined piece of jewelry from the 1940s, in which the charm of the antique-cut diamond meets the elegance of the two-tone design in platinum and rose gold.

Details:

• Period: 1940s
• Metal: Platinum and 18-karat rose gold
• Total weight: 3.40 g
• Center diamond: Antique cut, approximately 1.50 ct
• Side diamonds: Antique cut, approximately 0.15 ct each
• Total diamond weight: Approx. 1.80 ct
• Central setting height: 0.70 cm
• Size: EU 54 / US 7
• Size can be adjusted
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition, with slight signs of wear consistent with its age and use