A stunning, fine and impressive antique 5.39 carat diamond and platinum cocktail ring; part of our diverse antique jewellery and estate jewelry collections

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

The pierced decorated, Art Deco design displays a stunning feature 4.84ct Old European cut diamond, held to the centre of the design within four swallow-tip claws.

The surrounding setting is embellished with t total of twenty-eight transitional modern brilliant round cut diamonds in a combination of pavé and collet settings.

The flared, elevated ring shoulders are accented with a subtle engraved decoration, joining the main setting at a cuff design and melding seamlessly with the plain ring shank.

The ring is hallmarked to the interior with the marks for platinum (10% IRID PLAT).

This stunning antique cocktail ring is supplied with an IDGL diamond grading certificate for the feature diamond in addition to an IDGL diamond grading report card for the supporting stones.

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This stunning antique diamond ring is exceptional quality set with a stunning feature old cut diamonds, displaying fine brilliance and presence.

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

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Feature Diamond

Colour M

Clarity P1

Cut Old European

Content 4.84 carats

Dimensions 9.93mm x 9.55mm x 6.87mm

Supporting Diamonds

Colour (average grades) G/H

Clarity (average grades) VS2-SI2

Cut Transitional modern brilliant round

Content (total) 0.55 carat

Total Diamond Content

5.39 carats

Length of Setting 1.53cm/0.6"

Width of Setting 2cm/0.79"

Height of Setting 8.05mm/0.32'

UK Size Q

USA Size 8

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

6.35 grams

Date: Circa 1915