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A bridge of gold holds two sapphires and a diamond for a three stone filigree antique ring from the 1920s. A pair of tapered cushion faceted mixed cut synthetic blue sapphires lends color to this 18k white gold antique ring. Totaling 0.60 carats, the sapphires flank a centerpiece old European cut diamond. This J-colored, SI2-clarity diamond weighs 0.58 carats. Circa 1920.

Old mine cut diamonds create a dazzling halo around a 6.8mm Akoya pearl in this antique pearl ring. This antique engagement ring's shimmering top is accentuated with ten old mine cut diamonds. Two additional rose cut diamonds dapple the shoulders of the hand-wrought 18k yellow gold band. These twelve diamonds total 2.54 carats. The centerpiece Akoya pearl that is peg set amidst all this diamond radiance is slightly greenish brown with orange and rose overtones. This antique pearl ring is circa 1920.

Diamond leaves dance around her finger in this hand wrought diamond eternity band. Oval set on the diagonal, twenty-two single cut bead set diamonds encircle the pierced antique platinum band. This anniversary style antique wedding ring has a total diamond weight of 0.44 carats. Circa 1950.

Antique aquamarine engagement rings like this one remind us of bluebells. And according to legend, bluebells are the flowers of the fairies. As if sprinkled with fairy dust, the 14k white gold band of this antique engagement ring is adorned with flowers. A round faceted mixed cut aquamarine ascends from the carved floral effusion of the antique band. Pedestal set, in a 6 prong basket head, this aquamarine gemstone weighs 0.79 carats. This antique aquamarine engagement ring has a soft and feminine appeal. Circa 1930 or later.

Sleek and sophisticated, this aquamarine solitaire engagement ring has a classic, timeless design. The 14k white gold band of this engagement ring is polished to a high sheen. Its pronged square paladium center head cradles an outstanding aquamarine. Its color rivals the hue and brilliance of the sought after and rare aquamarines from the Santa Maria de Itabira mine in Brazil. This focal point gemstone weighs 0.68 carats. Circa 1960 or later.

This bold and exuberant amethyst cocktail ring draws one's attention like a bright summer garden. The 14k white gold band is pierced in a floral and leaf motif. Green gold accents along the shoulders flirt with silver white pearls, which are strung on wire at each end of the mounting. Rising boldly above all of this detail is a 5.36 carat marquise shaped amethyst. Circa 1930.

Hand-wrought details and a geometric setting put an intriguing spin on the classic diamond solitaire. This late Edwardian antique filigree engagement ring is set with a 0.16-carat round brilliant cut diamond with G color and VS2 clarity. The 18k white gold band of this antique engagement ring is pierced along the bezel and carved along the shoulders in a wheat design. Circa 1920.

Like a beautiful ice sculpture, this old European cut diamond antique engagement ring shimmers on the finger. The platinum band is carved at the shoulders in an hourglass design. Elevated slightly in the middle of the mounting is an old European cut diamond. This I-colored, VS1-clarity old cut diamond weighs 0.23 carats. Six single cut diamonds seem to float around the center stone. Circa 1930.

This delightfully romantic antique engagement ring features a kissing bird motif on the shoulders. Eight square faceted mixed cut blue sapphires peek out of the 18k white gold filigree with a heart and flower motif. The hexagonal top of this antique engagement ring shows off a bezel set old European cut diamond. The I-colored, VS2-clarity diamond in this antique engagement ring weighs 0.39 carats. Circa 1920.

Seven full cut diamonds dance across the open-arched top of this 14k white gold wedding ring. The diamonds range in color from G to J, in clarity from VS2 to SI2, and have a total diamond weight of 0.19 carats. The band of this intriguing wedding ring has an asymmetrical design on the shoulders. Circa 1960 or later.

This antique cameo ring features a classic hand wrought 18k white gold mounting. The hardstone cameo is carved white on black and depicts a woman's right profile. She is in Elizabethan dress and is wearing earrings and a necklace. The 18k white gold band of this antique cameo ring is engraved in a leaf motif. Circa 1920.

This enchanting Edwardian ring plays with geometry and subtlety. From the side, it is a series of surfaces sculpted in platinum filigree. From above, it is a startling pool of light: a hexagon brimming with diamond. A 0.76 carat old style round brilliant cut diamond is prong set at the top in a milgrained surround. This L color, SI2 clarity diamond glows softly with the color of candlelight. Circa 1920. .

This Art Deco old European cut diamond engagement ring is enchanting with its gossamer threads of milgrained gold. The 18k white gold mounting is in a classic pierced design. An old European cut diamond is nestled in a square top plate with milgraining around the edge. This old cut diamond is GIA certified and weighs 0.81 carats. It is J in color and VS2 in clarity. Circa 1920.

Like delicate butterfly wings, this Art Deco antique filigree engagement ring flutters around the finger. The domed platinum mounting is delightful with its pierced filigree. A collection of eighteen old style single cut and round full cut diamonds, along with a quartet of rectangular French and mixed faceted cut blue sapphires, accentuates the filigree. Rising out of the center of the dome is a round brilliant cut diamond. Weighing 1.12 carats, this GIA certified center diamond is I in color and SI2 in clarity. The total diamond weight of this Art Deco engagement ring is 1.365 carats. From the Topazery Tara Collection. Circa 1920s.

In this Art Deco antique diamond engagement ring, a collection of twenty-two old style round and single cut diamonds encircle the platinum band in a flirtatious petal design. Nestled in their center of this antique engagement ring is an old European cut diamond that weighs 0.83 carats. This GIA certified diamond is K in color and VS1 in clarity. The combined weight of all the diamonds in this antique engagement ring is 1.28 carats. A pair of triangular blue sapphires add a splash of color on two sides of the center diamond. A matching pair of rectangular sapphires accents the shoulders of the band. Circa 1920.

Ornate and alluring, this this Art Deco antique dinner ring with old European cut diamonds is geometrically intruquing. The octagonal top setting of this antique cocktail ring is highlighted around its geometric rim with a collection of eight rectangular faceted mixed cut and two triangular faceted mixed cut blue sapphires. The total gemstone weight of all the sapphires is 0.28 carats. A pair of old European cut diamonds is tucked in the center of the octagon and total 0.81 carats. A hand-engraved 18k white gold band with a leaf motif provides the setting for this Art Deco dinner ring. Circa 1925 to 1930.

The 18k white gold setting of this Art Deco antique filigree dinner ring is fashioned in a North-South design. The filigree is accentuated with a pair of triangular faceted mixed cut blue sapphires. These sapphires weigh 0.10 carats . A trio of old style round brilliant cut diamonds is set down the center of this antique dinner ring. Totaling 0.49 carats, they range in color from E to G and in clarity from VVS2 to VS1. Circa 1925.

This antique carved wedding ring brings to mind Native American themes with its collection of feathery accents, long-stemmed bows and targeted bull's-eyes. The 18k white gold band of this antique wedding ring is rimmed with milgraining. Circa 1940.

The lacy romance of yesteryear is captured in this antique filigree and diamond dinner ring. Delicately pierced 14k white gold filigree provides a dramatic backdrop for this antique cocktail ring's focal point diamond. Amidst this romantic and airy sea of shimmering metal lies an old European cut diamond. Weighing 0.28 carats, the diamond that highlights this antique dinner ring is J in color and SI1 in clarity. Circa 1920.

According to Chinese lore, good luck will befall the person who sets a turtle free. The platinum band of this Art Nouveau turtle motif antique ring is topped with a collection of gemstone elements that are arranged to form a tortoise. A 2.8 carat oval cabochon star sapphire forms the turtle's shell while a collection of six round single cut and straight baguette cut diamonds form the head, legs and tail. The total diamond weight of this Art Nouveau turtle motif ring is 0.09 carats. This charming antique ring would make a special gift for any occasion. Circa 1910.

This hand-wrought antique diamond engagement ring is done in a ying-yang design that showcases the complementary nature of two souls joined by love. The 14k yellow gold band has a platinum top. The platinum elements are accentuated with a collection of twelve rose cut diamonds. These accenting diamonds swirl their way around an old mine cut diamond that weighs 0.11 carats. The centerpiece diamond has a color rating of G and a clarity rating of SI2. The combined weight of all the diamonds is 0.26 carats. Circa 1900.

Antique Victorian coral rings like this late 19th century dinner ring have a Roman princess appeal. The coral gemstone that highlights this Victorian ring is carved with a toga-clad goddess. The 14k yellow gold band is done in a fancy scrolled pattern that showcases the coral cameo. Circa late 1800s.

A diamond and platinum band shows off a purplish red ruby in this 1935 antique engagement ring. A platinum band is set with six round single cut diamonds in this classic 1930's antique engagement ring. The diamonds total 0.14 carats. Circa 1935.

Diamonds and platinum create a glittering orb of light in this antique diamond cocktail ring. A total of forty-eight old style full cut diamonds wind their way around a center old style round brilliant cut diamond. This center diamond has a color rating of F, a clarity rating of VVS2 and a weight of 0.29 carats. The combined weight of all the diamonds accentuating this antique cocktail ring is 2.04 carats. Circa 1930.

In this engagement ring, circa 1925, an EGL certified old European cut diamond is set in a hand engraved delicate band of white gold. Like intricate lace, the remarkable detailing gives the ring a light airy quality, and the ring's subtle curvature appears to present the diamond upward away from the finger and out towards the world.
Details: Antique, Circa 1925. 14k white gold. EGL certified Old European cut diamond; H, SI1, 0.71 carats. .

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