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1920s 1.80ct Diamond Crossover Ring

Irene Byrne & Co
1920s 1.80ct Diamond Crossover Ring - Irene Byrne & Co
1920s 1.80ct Diamond Crossover Ring - Irene Byrne & Co 1920s 1.80ct Diamond Crossover Ring - Irene Byrne & Co 1920s 1.80ct Diamond Crossover Ring - Irene Byrne & Co
$31,000.00

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  • History
  • Yeah…we know, it’s a stunner. This gorgeous HANDMADE Diamond ring, is Art Deco circa 1925, and holds a centre diamond of 1.80ct with a total of 0.14ct Diamonds on the half halos tapering into the shank, set in 18ct white gold. True to Art Deco rings, this beauty has a low profile when it sits on the finger.


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  • Circa: 1920s
    Design Style: Art Deco
    Gemstones: Diamond
    Cut: Old European Cut and Single Cut
    Weight & Colour: Diamond = 1.80ct I/VS2 
    14 Diamonds = 0/14ct
    Material: 18ct White Gold
    Handmade setting
    Ian Abeshouse Valuation

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  • Art Deco (1920 - 1939):
    
It can be argued that the Art Deco period actually started before the 1920s, however it is agreed that it really took off after the Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes (International Exposition of Decorative Arts and Modern Industries) in Paris, 1925. 

Drawing on influences from earlier art movements such as Cubism and Bauhaus, the style took traditional jewellery design and through it out the window. The soft, flowing lines inspired by nature from the previous eras were gone. Instead sharp, geometrical designs took centre stage and countries such as Asia and Egypt became the primary source of inspiration. Platinum and white gold were the prominent metals used to set stones, diamonds were popularly being set and contrasted with black onyx and the bright colours of jade, coral, rubies, sapphires and emeralds. This design style resulted in some of the most amazing and influential designs to ever have come out of the industry.