An authentic fragment of history and the uncompromising beauty of antique craftsmanship. This exceptional collectible unique piece dates from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. The striking architecture is meticulously crafted according to the finest traditions of the era, combining yellow gold with a platinum setting that perfectly accentuates the brilliance of the gemstones. Set at the heart of a triple-row, openwork band is a natural emerald weighing approximately 0.64 ct, distinguished by its remarkably deep, intense color saturation. The crown and shoulders of the antique ring are densely set with natural diamonds boasting an impressive total weight of approximately 1.90 ct, fashioned in rare, historic cuttings: old diamond-cuts and rose-cuts. A rare opportunity for collectors seeking unique works of jewelry art that hold true timeless value and peerless heritage.

Condition: Very good (Original vintage jewelry of outstanding collectible status)

Availability: Available immediately at Luxos Arts (Insured shipping)

Central stone: Natural emerald of deep green hue, approx. 0.64 ct

Diamond weight: Totaling approx. 1.90 ct in historic cutting styles

Metal: Yellow gold and platinum (the classic combination of the fin de siècle)

The Magic of Historic Cuts – Diamonds from a Bygone Era

This ring stands as an extraordinary example of craftsmanship from the transition between the late Victorian and Edwardian eras. During this period, master goldsmiths began utilizing platinum to create incredibly subtle, yet resilient gem settings, pairing it with traditional yellow gold. The three-row, intricate construction ensures the ring sits upon the finger with a grand, regal presence.

Beyond the exceptionally vivid emerald, the true treasure of this piece lies in its historic cut diamonds. The composition features:

  • Old diamond-cuts – characterized by a high crown, a small table, and a large culet, causing the diamonds to shimmer under candlelight or evening illumination with deep, warm reflections distinct from modern brilliants.

  • Rose-cuts – reminiscent of an unfolding rosebud, with a flat base and facets rising into a pyramid, an immensely popular choice in 19th-century luxury jewelry.

The presence of such a significant weight of antique diamonds (nearly 2 carats!) combined with a central emerald of flawless color saturation renders this ring entirely unrepeatable. Creations from this golden age retain an enduring allure, holding an irreplaceable position within the international fine art and antique market.

Technical Specification List

  • Object Type: Wide ring / Triple-row crown

  • Style / Era: Vintage / Turn of the 20th century

  • Material: Yellow gold and platinum (high fineness)

  • Central Stone: 1 x Natural emerald

  • Weight: approx. 0.64 ct

  • Cut: Step-cut / emerald-cut

  • Special Features: Remarkably rich, noble green saturation

  • Accent Stones: Natural diamonds

  • Total Accent Weight: approx. 1.90 ct

  • Cuts: Old diamond-cut and rose-cut

  • Band Form: Wide, triple-row design merging into a smooth shank at the reverse

The Luxos Arts Guarantee of Authenticity: Turn-of-the-century historic jewelry demands the highest level of expert gemmological knowledge. At Luxos Arts, every antique piece undergoes rigorous analysis. We verify the authenticity of the era, the natural origin of the saturated emerald, and the historic cuts of all accompanying diamonds totaling 1.90 ct. You are acquiring a secure, documented treasure from a trusted heritage archive.

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