Antique Art Nouveau engagement ring centered with a GIA certified 1.87 carat old European cut diamond with N color and VS2 clarity. Made in sculpted 14k yellow gold. The Art Nouveau era was a time of artistic revolution, inspired by the beauty of nature and characterized by flowing, organic designs and intricate details. This ring is no exception, with its graceful lines and meticulously sculpted gold setting, which mirror the period's obsession with botanical motifs and flowing forms. As a true relic of its time, this ring not only represents the pinnacle of jewelry craftsmanship but also serves as a captivating artifact from an era when art and nature were intertwined in captivating designs, making it a treasured piece of both history and art.
Details
- Item 8503
- 1.87 carat antique old European cut diamond with N color and VS2 clarity with GIA # 6237021848
- 14k yellow gold
- Ring width: 3.7mm at diamond and a 1.9 - 2.1mm band
- Current ring size: 6.75 (ring CAN be re-sized)
- Circa 1870
Shipping
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International shipping is $175
Return Policy
We accept returns within 14 days of receipt. We offer free shipping on returns in the US; contact us to arrange a return or exchange. We will provide a free return shipping label that will be insured. Purchases shipped back without our knowledge will incur a fee equal to 10% of the purchase value. Returns without our knowledge which are then lost/stolen in transit, are the sender's responsibility.
Recreate
We have the capability to recreate specific vintage rings using exclusively natural antique cut diamonds. Please be aware that bespoke projects typically require a timeframe of approximately 4 to 6 weeks for creation. Email us to start a bespoke project.
