Art Deco Diamond Square Halo Cluster Ring paste stone the cut falls into the

the cut falls into the "brilliant" category (as opposed to rose

This type of translucent pastel enamelling is often found on pieces produced by Fabergé and

it was and is used by Western nations (mainly Britain and the USA) - and not always in a flattering context

made in England circa 1890

Art Deco Diamond Square Halo Cluster Ring paste stone the cut falls into theDATE: Art Deco, c. 1920 A charming Art Deco diamond cluster ring modelled in platinum throughout, featuring a square head. The centrepiece is an old mine cut diamond, encircled by a floating square halo set with an additional 12 old cut diamonds. The ring is adorned with subtly pinched shoulders and an open worked gallery, adding to its delicate and elegant design. STONES Old Cut Diamonds Centre stone approx. 65 points MEASUREMENTS Head: 10 mm square