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Dating to circa 1925, this extraordinary Art Deco sapphire and diamond ring is unlike anything else in the collection. At its centre sits a magnificent oval cabochon sapphire of approximately 5.50ct, its velvety cornflower-blue hue is entirely natural and un-enhanced. Known as a sugar-loaf cabochon, it is rub-over set in an open-back mount.
Surrounded by twelve cushion old mine-cut diamonds each with its own charming and quirky proportions which means they sparkle in the light in a way no other diamonds can. Entirely cut by hand, these diamonds are prized for their warm and romantic glow and old-world character.
Further diamonds are set on either shoulder, lending a total diamond weight of approximately 1ct. Beneath, an exquisitely pierced openwork gallery reveals the refined craftsmanship synonymous with the period. Crafted in platinum, with German origins, circa 1925.
Why I love this ring
This sapphire rises like a little blue mountain - proud, luminous, impossible to ignore. The colour is utterly intoxicating: that dream-like Sri Lankan cornflower blue paired with the delightful brilliance of old mine-cut diamonds and cool platinum. I bought it instantly because pieces like this simply do not appear anymore. It has all the drama of a classic sapphire cluster ring, but with a sculptural, architectural elegance that makes it feel entirely its own. Sophisticated, striking and totally unique. - Sam.
Excellent: All stones are secure and well set, with no damage to the mount. Professionally polished and carefully inspected by our workshop, ready to wear and enjoy.
Unless stated otherwise, gem weights and specifications are estimated (assessed in mount).
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