A stunning, fine and impressive antique 1.65 carat diamond and platinum solitaire engagement ring; part of our diverse jewellery and estate jewelry collections

This stunning, fine and impressive 1930s diamond ring has been crafted in platinum.

The pierced decorated claw setting displays a stunning feature 1.65ct transitional modern brilliant round cut diamond.

The elevated, pierced decorated ring shoulders are each set with three pavé set eight-cut diamonds and blend seamlessly with the plain ring shank.

The 1930s engagement ring is hallmarked to the interior of the shank with the platinum mark (PLAT).

This impressive solitaire ring is supplied with an independent diamond grading report certificate for the feature stone, in addition to an independent diamond grading report card for the supporting stones.

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This stunning engagement ring is excellent quality, set with a stunning feature diamond displaying fine brilliance and presence; although graded at colour N, larger diamonds such as this will often appear whiter than the colour grading suggests.

The impressive supporting diamonds display a fine white colour and brilliance.

The ring is an excellent gauge of platinum and is in excellent condition, with a clear hallmark to the interior of the shank.

Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this fine example of this 1930s diamond engagement ring.

Feature Diamond

Colour N

Clarity VVS1

Cut Round Brilliant

Content 1.55 carats

Dimensions 7.51mm (average diameter) x 4.48mm (depth)

Supporting Diamonds

Colour (average grades) G

Clarity (average grades) SI2

Cut Eight

Content 0.10 carat

Total Diamond Content

1.65 carats

Number of Diamonds

7

Height of setting6.11mm/0.24"

UK Size M

USA Size 6

The ring size may be professionally adjusted in size on request to meet your personal requirements.

3.17 grams

Date: Circa 1930