Aquamarine and Diamond Ring

The Story & History

This classic Art DecoArt Deco jewellery refers to jewellery made during the 1920s and 1930s, reflecting the wider Art Deco design movement that emerged after the First World War. The style is known... More aquamarine and diamond ring is an elegant expression of the geometric sophistication of the period. Set in a combination of 18kt white gold and platinum, it centres around a beautiful 4.5-carat step-cut aquamarine, whose clean lines and pale blue colour are perfectly suited to the Art Deco aesthetic.

The crisp geometry of the aquamarine is complemented by short baguette-cut diamonds, creating a refined and balanced composition.

Design & Details

The impressive 4.5ct step-cut aquamarine forms the centrepiece, held within a beautifully proportioned setting of 18kt white gold and platinum.

Flanking the aquamarine are short baguette-cut diamonds, whose straight lines provide a sophisticated contrast to the broad, stepped facets of the central gemstone. The combination of the rectangular aquamarine and linear diamonds gives the ring its unmistakable Art Deco character.

Styling & Wearability

With its clean geometric lines and restrained use of diamonds, this is a particularly elegant ring for lovers of Art Deco jewellery. The substantial aquamarine gives it beautiful presence, while the baguette shoulders add just enough sparkle without distracting from the central stone.

It would make a distinctive engagement ring or an exceptional addition to a collection of period aquamarine jewellery.