1920s Diamond Pierced Openwork Ring

Discover the exquisite charm of the roaring twenties with this stunning twin early round brilliant cut diamond ring. Artfully crafted, the centre stones are claw set in luxurious platinum, resting gracefully on an 18ct white gold band. The shoulders are adorned with two single cut diamonds, adding a touch of sparkle to the intricately pierced openwork gallery.

The two central diamonds totalling approximately 0.30 carats, with additional accent diamonds of approximately 0.03 carats, all graded I/VS to SI, ensuring a captivating brilliance. The 1.6mm band is meticulously designed to showcase the beauty of the diamonds, combining durability with elegance. This ring is a perfect blend of history and style, signed 'Meteor' by the jeweller, a testament to its authenticity and prestige.

Embrace the allure of the past and make a statement with this unique and sophisticated piece. Ideal for collectors and those who appreciate vintage beauty, this ring is more than just jewellery; it's a piece of history. 

1920s Diamond Engagement Rings:



The 1920s marked a transformative era in jewellery design, where innovation met elegance in the creation of diamond engagement rings. Reflecting the Art Deco movement, these rings were celebrated for their geometric precision, symmetry, and modernist appeal. These rings often featured bold, geometric shapes with a focus on symmetry. The settings frequently incorporated striking contrasts, using platinum or white gold to enhance the brilliance of diamonds. Small, precisely cut diamonds and gemstones were arranged in intricate patterns, adding a touch of sophistication and complexity to each piece. Central diamonds were often flanked by smaller stones or set in elaborate mountings, highlighting the stone’s clarity and brilliance.

Pierced Openwork Designs and Intricate Metalwork showcased intricate, lace-like patterns in the metal, allowing light to pass through and creating a sense of delicacy and elegance. These designs often featured motifs inspired by nature, such as floral or vine patterns, which were meticulously crafted to enhance the ring’s aesthetic appeal. The openwork technique provided an airy, lightweight feel, making the jewellery comfortable to wear while maintaining an opulent appearance.

Together, these elements captured the spirit of the 1920s, blending artistic creativity with timeless elegance, making each piece a testament to the era's innovative spirit and enduring style.