Kutchinsky 1.52 Carat Old Cut Diamond Ring, Circa 1945

Name: Kutchinsky 1.52 Carat Old Cut Diamond Ring, Circa 1945
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1135480
Availability: SoldOut

1920 - 1940

Sold by Gatsby Jewellery Ltd

Description

A delightful diamond ring by Kutchinsky, one of the premier London jewellers of the mid 20th century. The old cut European cut diamond in the centre is graded I1, but with white (not black) internal inclusions meaning the diamond is clean to the naked eye. The centre stone is secured in a four claw square collet, with two pairs of eight-cut diamonds set in the step-down shoulders. The curved, rolling detailing either side of the shoulder stones softens a design that is otherwise heavily influenced by the strong geometric forms of the late Deco period.

Presented in a vintage Kutchinsky box.

Accompanied by an independent jewellery report from IGR.

Cut:? Old European cut in the centre, with eight-cuts in the sides.

Colour:? The centre is K. The sides are G to H.

Clarity:? The centre is I1. The sides are VS1 to VS2.

Carat:? The centre is approximately 1.52 carat, with a further approximate 0.14 carat in the shoulders.

Circa:? 1945.

Size:? J 1/2 (UK) or 5 (US). Free sizing available.

Measurements:? The diamond is approximately 8mm in diameter and sits 5.6mm from the finger.

Weight:? 4.82 grams.

Metal:? Platinum. Tested with a Niton DXL Precious Metal Analyzer.

Physical Dimensions

Height

30cm (11.81")

Width

25cm (9.84")

Depth

5cm (1.97")

Declaration

Gatsby Jewellery Ltd has dated this piece to the 1940s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1135480

Dealers Internal Reference

911413S164

Description

A delightful diamond ring by Kutchinsky, one of the premier London jewellers of the mid 20th century.

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The old cut European cut diamond in the centre is graded I1, but with white (not black) internal inclusions meaning the diamond is clean to the naked eye.

Gatsby Jewellery Ltd

The centre stone is secured in a four claw square collet, with two pairs of eight-cut diamonds set in the step-down shoulders. The curved, rolling detailing either side of the shoulder stones softens a design that is otherwise heavily influenced by the strong geometric forms of the late Deco period.