BEST OF ART DECO

Art Deco platinum ring with a 2.5 ct asscher diamond and emeralds, Paris, circa 1925

An outstanding piece of jewelry from the Parisian Art Deco era - of timeless elegance and rare radiance.

In the center of this magnificent ring sparkles an exceptional asscher-cut diamond of approx. 2.5 carats in VVS quality.

The Ascher cut, named after the Dutch Asscher family of cutters, was developed in Amsterdam at the beginning of the 20th century and is

and is considered one of the most iconic cuts of the era. It is characterized by its square basic shape with bevelled corners and

the concentrically arranged facets, which look like a "hall of mirrors made of light".

This cut not only emphasizes the depth and clarity of the stone, but also gives it an architectural, almost sculptural effect,

which harmonizes perfectly with the strict geometry of Art Deco.

The diamond is surrounded by bright green emeralds emeralds that form an octagonal frame in a carefully

form an octagonal frame. This emerald setting is surrounded by a further row of sparkling

sparkling Old-cut diamondswhich reflect the light in all directions and lend the ring a glittering depth.

The setting is made of Platinumthe most precious metal of the time, which was particularly popular due to its durability and

was particularly popular due to its durability and subtle coloring.

The antique ring is in an excellent state of preservation - the fine millegrain work along the edges is completely

completely preserved and underlines the exquisite craftsmanship of French jewelers of the 1920s.

A rare collector's item of museum quality and an absolute highlight. that embodies the elegance and precision of Parisian Art Deco jewelry

at the highest level - a piece of contemporary history for connoisseurs and lovers of the finest jewelry.