1930s Ruby and Diamond Oval Cluster Ring

Step into a world of vintage sophistication and stunning craftsmanship with our Ruby and Diamond Oval Cluster Ring. Crafted in the 1930s, this exquisite piece is a harmonious blend of historical charm and modern luxury, making it an essential treasure for any fine jewellery connoisseur.

At the heart of this stunning ring lies a mesmerising oval ruby, exquisitely bezel set in 18ct yellow gold. Measuring an impressive 7.00 x 5.70 x 2.60 mm and weighing 1.00 carat, the ruby's vibrant hue and significant inclusions create a unique and enchanting allure that is sure to captivate admirers.

Encircling the ruby is a radiant border of 14 single cut diamonds, elegantly set in platinum to enhance their brilliance and sparkle. The shoulders of the ring feature an additional 6 single cut diamonds, adding a touch of sophistication and grace to the 1.7mm band. With a total estimated diamond weight of 0.45ct, these G to H/VS to SI quality diamonds offer a dazzling contrast to the rich red of the ruby.

The ring's saw-pierced gallery is a testament to the craftsmanship of the era, offering an intricate and delicate design that elevates the ring's overall aesthetic. This piece is not just a ring; it's a piece of history, a conversation starter, and a statement of refined taste.

Whether you're marking a special occasion or simply indulging in a luxurious treat for yourself, this Ruby and Diamond Oval Cluster Ring is the perfect choice. Its timeless beauty and exceptional quality ensure it will be cherished for generations to come. Make this extraordinary ring yours today and let its elegance speak for itself.

Circa: 1930s
Gemstone: Ruby and Diamond
Cut: Oval Ruby and Single Cut Diamonds
Carat: Ruby = 1.00 ct
20 Diamonds = 0.45ct
Colour: G to H
Clarity: VS to SI
Metal: 18ct Yellow Gold on Platinum
Band: 1.70 mm
Accompanied by an independent Ian Abeshouse Valuation 


1930s Rings
The 1930s was a decade defined by its elegance and innovation in jewellery design, reflecting the era's prevailing Art Deco influence. Rings from this period are celebrated for their geometric patterns, intricate details, and the bold use of contrasting materials, embodying both sophistication and a modern flair.

During the 1930s, jewellery designers embraced clean lines and symmetrical shapes, often incorporating motifs inspired by architecture and the burgeoning machine age. This era saw a shift from the ornate styles of previous decades to a more streamlined aesthetic, characterised by sharp angles and elongated forms.

Materials played a significant role in the style of 1930s rings. Yellow gold, platinum, and white gold were commonly used to set the foundation for these stunning pieces, providing a perfect backdrop for the vibrant gemstones that often took center stage. Rubies, emeralds, sapphires, and diamonds were popular choices, frequently arranged in clusters or linear patterns that highlighted their natural beauty and brilliance.

A hallmark of 1930s rings is the use of intricate detailing such as milgrain edges, filigree work, and saw-pierced galleries, which added depth and texture to the pieces. These delicate embellishments showcased the era's exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail, making each ring a unique work of art.

Overall, 1930s rings capture a blend of elegance, innovation, and timeless appeal, making them highly sought after by collectors and vintage jewellery enthusiasts alike. Their design not only reflects the aesthetic sensibilities of the time but also offers a glimpse into the history and culture of an era marked by transformation and artistic expression.