What an interesting ring, with a velvety cabochon sapphire showcased in elegant Art Deco fashion. The 1.35ct sapphire sits proudly, displayed in a canted platinum setting. Two straight baguettes are angled to form a "V" on each cathedral shoulder. Bead set bands of round accent diamonds sit below the baguettes, embellished with milgrain engraving. A sleek band tapers into a slender shank. What an unusual engagement ring this would make sure to draw all eyes. Circa 1930.

This ring comes with an insurance replacement cost appraisal. The appraisal is done by an independent gem lab. The appraised value is $2150.

Gem Details... The round cabochon sapphire weighs 1.35cts. It is Heavily Included, with Medium, Strong, Blue color (B 5/5). Four baguette diamonds have a .20tcw, with VS1 clarity and G-H-I color. Six round single-cut diamonds have a .05tcw, with VS1-2 clarity and G-H color.

Details... Currently, a size 6. The top of the ring measures 14.4mm by 6mm, and the band is .8mm wide. In Very Good Vintage Condition. You should always expect some wear on vintage and antique jewels; we consider it part of the charm.

Item #R8534