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1920s Platinum Old Mine Cut Diamond Engagement Ring — Art Deco, 1.10 Carats
1920s Platinum Old Mine Cut Diamond Engagement Ring
An exceptional Art Deco engagement ring dating to the 1920s, crafted in solid platinum and set with a beautifully proportioned 1.10 carat old mine cut diamond. Hand-cut over a century ago, the diamond displays the broad facets and soft, luminous glow that define antique stones — a character impossible to recreate in modern cuts.
The center diamond is framed by a refined arrangement of accent diamonds totaling approximately 0.10 carats, adding subtle brilliance while preserving the ring’s original balance and architectural clarity. The platinum setting reflects the precision and restraint of true Art Deco design, created during a period when craftsmanship and materials were paramount.
Old mine cut diamonds of this size are increasingly scarce, particularly when preserved in original platinum mountings. This ring remains in excellent antique condition and has been carefully selected for its authenticity, proportion, and enduring elegance.
Equally suited for a collector or as a once-in-a-lifetime engagement ring, this piece represents a rare opportunity to own a genuine example of early twentieth-century fine jewelry.
Details
Era: Art Deco, circa 1920s
Metal: Solid platinum
Center Stone: Approx. 1.10ct old mine cut diamond
Clarity: SI2
Color: I
Accent Stones: Approx. 0.10ct total (SI, H color)
Ring Size: 6.75
Total Weight: Approx. 3.6 grams
Condition
Excellent antique condition with light, age-appropriate wear. Diamonds and setting are secure. The ring presents beautifully and wears comfortably on the hand.
An heirloom-worthy engagement ring, ready to become part of a new love story.
Please Note,
All pieces are vintage or antique and may show signs of age. I do my best to photograph and describe each item clearly, including any visible wear. Stones and metals are tested when possible. I’m not a certified gemologist, but I buy from trusted sources and regularly consult with my jeweler.
Thank you for supporting small, slow, beautiful things. ✨
1920s Platinum Old Mine Cut Diamond Engagement Ring
An exceptional Art Deco engagement ring dating to the 1920s, crafted in solid platinum and set with a beautifully proportioned 1.10 carat old mine cut diamond. Hand-cut over a century ago, the diamond displays the broad facets and soft, luminous glow that define antique stones — a character impossible to recreate in modern cuts.
The center diamond is framed by a refined arrangement of accent diamonds totaling approximately 0.10 carats, adding subtle brilliance while preserving the ring’s original balance and architectural clarity. The platinum setting reflects the precision and restraint of true Art Deco design, created during a period when craftsmanship and materials were paramount.
Old mine cut diamonds of this size are increasingly scarce, particularly when preserved in original platinum mountings. This ring remains in excellent antique condition and has been carefully selected for its authenticity, proportion, and enduring elegance.
Equally suited for a collector or as a once-in-a-lifetime engagement ring, this piece represents a rare opportunity to own a genuine example of early twentieth-century fine jewelry.
Details
Era: Art Deco, circa 1920s
Metal: Solid platinum
Center Stone: Approx. 1.10ct old mine cut diamond
Clarity: SI2
Color: I
Accent Stones: Approx. 0.10ct total (SI, H color)
Ring Size: 6.75
Total Weight: Approx. 3.6 grams
Condition
Excellent antique condition with light, age-appropriate wear. Diamonds and setting are secure. The ring presents beautifully and wears comfortably on the hand.
An heirloom-worthy engagement ring, ready to become part of a new love story.
Please Note,
All pieces are vintage or antique and may show signs of age. I do my best to photograph and describe each item clearly, including any visible wear. Stones and metals are tested when possible. I’m not a certified gemologist, but I buy from trusted sources and regularly consult with my jeweler.
Thank you for supporting small, slow, beautiful things. ✨