WINDOW TO THE SEA

Exclusive Art Deco aquamarine ring in 18-karat white gold, Berlin, circa 1920

A spectacular piece of jewelry from the Art Deco era - luxurious, architectural and of rare expressiveness.

This extraordinary large antique ring was created in Berlin around 1920 and represents the clear, modern aesthetics of early Art Déco

of early Art Déco, in which elegance and precision found a new formal language.

Crafted in 18 carat white gold, the surface has been rhodium-plated, giving the ring its cool, platinum-like shine.

The centerpiece is an impressive aquamarine of around 15.5 carats, whose intense, crystal-clear blue shines through the ring,

crystal-clear blue is perfectly accentuated by the rectangular facet cut (emerald cut).

This cut - typical of the 1920s - emphasizes the purity and transparency of the gemstone instead of reducing it to pure brilliance.

The result is an almost architectural presence: clear lines, calm surfaces, pure elegance.

The ring shoulders are discreetly accentuated with small old-cut diamonds, which harmoniously frame the central stone and accentuate the light reflections of the aquamarine

the light reflections of the aquamarine.

Aquamarine - known since ancient times as the "stone of the sea" - symbolizes clarity, calm and protection.

It was considered a talisman for travelers across the water and to this day stands for inner balance, harmony and spiritual foresight.

Its delicate, aqua blue color embodies lightness and peace - an aesthetic and symbolic connection,

that makes this ring far more than just a piece of jewelry.

The ring is in a very good state of preservation.

Its clear lines, the cool elegance of the white gold and the luminosity of the large aquamarine make it an exceptional statement piece

a statement piece of exceptional class - a masterpiece of the 1920s that embodies the spirit of Art Deco in its purest form.

Material:     750 white gold, rhodium-plated, aquamarine 15.5 carats, 6 x small diamonds

Dimensions in cm: Ring head: 1.85 x 1.45 Ring size: 58

Provenance: probably Berlin, Germany around 1920

You will receive our jewelry ready to give and lovingly packaged with expertise.