Aquamarine and Diamond Ring

The Story & History

A superb aquamarine and diamond ring dating to circa 1915, centred by an impressive 13-carat step-cut aquamarine of exceptional colour. The substantial gemstone is complemented by an elegant diamond-set mounting, creating a refined jewel with the graceful character of early 20th-century jewellery.

Design & Details

The magnificent 13.00ct step-cut aquamarine is the focal point of the ring, with its clean facets allowing the beautiful colour of the gemstone to take centre stage.

The aquamarine is framed by an elegant diamond-set mounting, adding a delicate contrast of brilliance around the substantial central stone. The combination of the large, beautifully coloured aquamarine and restrained diamond setting gives the ring a sophisticated and timeless appearance.

Styling & Wearability

A wonderful statement ring for the collector of exceptional coloured gemstones. The impressive size and colour of the aquamarine give it considerable presence, while the elegant diamond mounting retains a sense of refinement rather than overpowering the central stone.

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