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Vintage 1950s Handmade Emerald Cut Emerald and Diamond Ring

Vintage 1950s emerald cut emerald ring with diamond accents set in 18ct yellow gold.

Step into the elegance of the 1950s with this exquisite vintage emerald and diamond ring, a true testament to the craftsmanship of handmade jewellery. This stunning piece features an emerald cut emerald, weighing 1.40 carats, beautifully set in a secure four-claw design. The emerald radiates a rich, dark green hue, capturing the essence of growth and renewal.

Either side of the vibrant emerald are two round brilliant cut diamonds, totalling 0.58 carats, with an excellent colour and clarity grade F / VS. These sparkling gems are thoughtfully placed on the shoulders of the ring, enhancing its design and creating a timeless, classic piece. Crafted from luxurious 18ct yellow gold, the 2.00 mm band adds a delicate touch that complements the boldness of the emerald.

Perfect for women who appreciate the finer things in life, this vintage emerlad ring makes a statement of style and grace. Whether you're marking a special occasion or treating yourself to something extraordinary, this 1950s treasure is destined to be cherished for many generations.

 

Circa: 1950s
Design Style: Mid-Century
Gemstone: Emerald and Diamonds
Cut: Emerald Cut Emerald and Brilliant Cut Diamonds
Carat: Emerald = 1.40ct
2 Diamonds = 0.58ct
Colour: Emerald = Good Dark Green 
Diamonds = F
Clarity:Emerald =Significant Inclusions
Diamonds = VS
Material: 18ct Yellow Gold
Finger Size:
Handmade Setting
Accompanied by an independent Ian Abeshouse Valuation 

Resizing: When purchasing a ring from us online, please make a note of your finger size in the 'Special instructions' on your 'Cart' page OR you can organise to resize your ring with us at a later stage.

 

1950s Jewellery and the Women Who Wore Them

The jewellery style of the 1950s is characterised by elegance, femininity, and a touch of glamour. This era saw a resurgence of classic designs, influenced by the post-war desire for luxury and sophistication.

Rings often featured traditional shapes, such as round and emerald cuts, emphasising clean lines and geometric patterns. Colourful gemstones like emeralds, sapphires, and rubies were popular, often paired with diamonds. The combination of vibrant stones against gold or platinum settings created striking contrasts. Many pieces were handmade, showcasing intricate craftsmanship and attention to detail, which added to their uniqueness and charm. Jewellery was often bold and eye-catching, with larger stones and elaborate settings becoming popular for special occasions. Themes of love and romance were prevalent, with designs that included floral patterns, hearts, and other symbolic shapes.

The rings from this era were typically worn by women who embraced elegance and sophistication. Women in the 1950s were heavily influenced by fashion icons and Hollywood glamour. They appreciated jewellery that complemented their stylish outfits. Many women wore such pieces as a symbol of status or aspiration. Jewellery was often given as gifts for engagements, anniversaries, or other meaningful occasions. Women valued the sentimental aspects of jewelry, often associating pieces with love and significant life events.

The 1950s marked a shift in women's roles, with many embracing their independence while still cherishing traditional values, leading to a blend of modernity and classicism in their style.

 

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