Art Deco Platinum Diamond Solitaire Engagement Ring

Pretty Art Deco Platinum Diamond Solitaire Engagement Ring 0.80ct total. This superb quality single stone ring has a very bright white old cut diamond of 6mm x 6mm diamond of 0.80ct which is a really good quality white diamond estimated colour H - I, estimated clarity approx. VSI - VS2 . There are six small further diamonds to the shoulders. The bright diamond sparkles so beautifully and is set into Platinum band. This ring is stamped PLAT, tested for platinum and dates to the early art deco period 1910s /1920s. This ring would make a wonderful engagement ring with plenty of wow factor and a timeless sparkle of antique cuts. The stones are all set in a strong and protective platinum setting. The ring is in excellent condition for its age, the shank is in thick and in very good condition and not worn, there are no chips, nibbles or cracks to the stone. Size UK N and U.S Size 6 1/2 the total weight is 2.2g.

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Please also note that Antique and Vintage items will show some signs of wear commensurate with age.

Returns are accepted however buyer must pay return postage.

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