A spectacular vintage Kutchinsky bombé ring crafted in luxurious 18ct gold, featuring dazzling diamonds and vivid rubies in a bold 1950s cocktail design.
This glamorous and highly collectable piece showcases a swirling centre of brilliant-cut diamonds framed by bright red rubies and elegant scrolling gold detail—typical of Kutchinsky’s distinctive mid-century style.
Designer: Signed Kutchinsky, renowned London jeweller known for bold, high-glamour designs
Diamonds: 11 brilliant cuts (up to 3.5mm), total approx. 0.90ct, G colour, VS1 clarity
Rubies: 6 × 3mm and 12 × 2.5mm vibrant red rubies
Metal: Solid 18ct yellow gold
Hallmarks: Fully hallmarked for London 1958, and signed Kutchinsky
Measurements: 15.5mm wide, stands 8.5mm proud of the shank
Ring Size: UK M½ / US 6½ (resizable)
Weight: Substantial at 12.5 grams
Condition: Exceptional original condition – beautifully preserved
Presentation: Supplied in the box illustrated
Our Reference: 22122
...>This fabulous statement ring sits comfortably on the finger thanks to its beautifully shaped shank, and is sure to turn heads. A rare opportunity to own an original Kutchinsky piece from the golden age of London jewellery design.
A true collector’s piece and a stylish investment – vintage Kutchinsky continues to rise in value.
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Internal Reference: 22122
Antique ID Number (AIDN): SA1146754
Dateline of this antique is 1950
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