Annette Deco Diamond Ring

The History

This striking Art Deco ring features a brilliant round center diamond surrounded by an intricate arrangement of smaller old cut diamonds set in 14K white gold. The domed design is composed of radiating, sculptural sections, alternating between rows of closely set diamonds and polished white gold. Additional diamonds are set within raised circular settings across the face, creating dimension and emphasizing the ring's symmetrical composition.

The Art Deco period of the 1920s and 1930s introduced a distinctive approach to jewelry design, characterized by geometric patterns, architectural forms, and an emphasis on contrast and symmetry. White gold became increasingly popular during this era, offering a bright setting that complemented diamonds and allowed jewelers to create intricate designs. This ring reflects those influences through its bold proportions, detailed metalwork, and carefully arranged diamond settings.

This ring was originally made and sourced in England and measures a 6.75 ring size.