1930s Vintage Imperial Topaz and Diamond Cluster Ring

High-quality imperial topaz ring with good clarity and a luxurious design.

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This superb 1930s topaz ring showcases a stunning square cushion cut imperial topaz. The medium sherry hue of the topaz is beautifully enhanced by its remarkable clarity, making it a captivating centrepiece. The gem is securely held in place by four elegant claws, set within a luxurious combination of platinum and 18ct white gold.

Surrounding the topaz is a delicate border of 20 single cut diamonds, totalling 0.56ct, which adds a touch of sparkle and sophistication. Additionally, six single cut diamonds grace the shoulders of the ring, further elevating its charm.

The band, measuring 1.60mm in width, is both slender and stylish, perfectly complementing the opulence of this timeless piece. Ideal for collectors and enthusiasts of antique jewellery, this ring embodies the elegance and artistry of the 1930s.

Circa: 1930s
Gemstone: Imperial Topaz and Diamonds
Cut: Square Cushion Cut & Single Cut
Carat: Imperial Topaz = 3.00ct
26 Diamonds = 0.56ct
Colour: Medium Sherry Colour
Clarity: Good
Metal: Platinum and 18ct White Gold
Band: 1.60 mm
Accompanied by an Independent Ian Abeshouse Valuation

1930s Rings
The 1930s rings are a stunning reflection of the Art Deco movement, characterised by elegance, sophistication, and bold design elements. This era embraced geometric shapes and clean lines, resulting in rings that feature striking symmetry and intricate detailing. Large, vibrant gemstones such as diamonds, sapphires, emeralds, and rubies took center stage, showcasing the popularity of bold colours and eye-catching designs.

Craftsmanship was paramount, with many rings showcasing elaborate settings that included filigree work, engraving, and milgrain detailing, which added texture and depth to each piece. Cluster designs, featuring multiple stones grouped together, became particularly fashionable, creating a captivating visual impact around a central gemstone.

The use of mixed metals was also prevalent during this time, with platinum and white gold often combined with yellow gold, adding a modern twist to traditional designs. Overall, the streamlined silhouettes of 1930s rings exude sophistication and charm, making them cherished collectibles that continue to captivate jewellery enthusiasts today.