Metal: Platinum

Stone: Transitional Cut Diamond (Est. 1.00ct H SI1) surrounded by a halo of smaller antique cut diamonds.

Size: 7.5

Face Size: Approx. 15mm in diameter

What You Should Know: A spectacular Nouveau ring with incredible detailing and metalwork. Diamond is white-facing and bright.

*This Ring Can Be Resized.

During the Art Nouveau era, lace was more than just a delicate fabric; it was a symbol of grace and a tribute to the natural world. Intricate lacy patterns echoed the beauty of nature and required a lot of technical skill to create. 

This time period also welcomed new machines that could made lace production faster and more affordable. This meant that the masses grew accustomed to the prettiest and most stunning expressions of lace production. The desire for this aesthetic seeped into the kind of jewelry that people loved as well.

This extraordinary platinum ring features a lace-like metal patterning around a bezel-set transitional cut diamond. Transitional cuts, which became popular in the 20th century, are so named because stone cutters saw them as a ‘transition’ between Old European Cut diamonds and the Brilliant Round Cuts that are popular today. 

While that icy center stone is the real star, the ring’s impressive metal work is what makes it distinctive and unique. The additional antique cut diamonds add to the lacy nature of the ring with a rounded halo of well-matched stones. Sumptuous stones and magical metal work all in one.