Transitional Three-Stone Platinum And Diamond Ring

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transitional three-stone platinum and diamond ring

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The Story

A beautiful antique ring transitional in style from the Edwardian to Art Deco era. Three bright Old European Cut diamonds fill the platinum piece. At center is a 0.50 carat diamond flanked on either side by two diamonds weighing 0.30 carats each. Accenting the detailed setting are an additional six diamonds giving the ring a total of 1.24 carats. The gallery and the back of the settings are open allowing light to flow through and create amazing sparkle.

All done in platinum, the detailing on the piece is period perfect. A great antique engagement ring and a fantastic future heirloom. Measuring 0.42 inches tall at center, it's a comfortable piece to wear and enjoy.

The Specs

Style Number: R3921
Antique, circa 1910s-1920s
Platinum
3 translational cut diamonds- 0.50, 0.30, and 0.30 carats each
6 additional diamonds weighing 0.02 to 0.03 carats each
Total diamond weight approx. 1.24 carats
Height of front face of ring 0.42", depth of ring as it sits off finger 5.45 mm
Band width tapers from 3.21 down to 1.36 mm
Marked "D PLA"
Size 8.5, Fox & Bond can resize this ring up to a size 9.5 and down to a size 6.5
Great antique condition- normal wear consistent with age and use

The Details

For all Fox & Bond ring resizing, we use a trusted jeweler who is an expert in antique jewelry. Resizing takes approximately 2-3 weeks, and prices vary depending on the metal, complexity, and size needed.

Please note that resized rings are not eligible for return or exchange, as we believe in preserving the integrity of each piece. However, if you would like to keep the option of returning a ring, you may send it back to us for resizing at a later date. See our FAQs section for more information.

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