Late Art Deco Round Diamond Filigree Ring- Bombe Style

Art Deco jewelry is characterized by its geometric symmetry, intricate filigree work, and outstanding craftsmanship. This ring exemplifies all of these signature elements and more. Created in the early 1930s, it is a platinum ring with a unique round shape and a slightly domed, or bombe, profile.

At its center sits a stunning old European cut diamond, known for its brilliance and quality, complemented by additional antique cut diamonds and ornate pierced filigree work. Every surface of the ring has been meticulously crafted, with milgrain detail throughout. The diamonds are arranged in a quatrefoil design, showcasing multiple planes of symmetry that make the ring particularly visually appealing. 

This ring is a staff favorite among antique rings. It would serve beautifully as an antique diamond engagement ring or an eye-catching right-hand piece. 

Details: This Art Deco platinum engagement ring is set with a .70-carat old European cut diamond (VS2, IJ) and .28 carats total weight of old cut diamond accents (SI, GH). It has unknown hallmarks and dates back to circa 1930.