Cocktail rings are undeniably chic, with exuberant colors and spirited designs. Cocktail rings come in colors to match every outfit and are always fun and stylish to wear. Can't decide what to give that special lady who loves a splash of glamour? Give her a cocktail ring from the Topazery collection. Set with fabulous oversized gemstones, like citrine, amethyst, jade, sapphire, peridot and many more... a cocktail ring will be a treasured gift that is worn often.
A Brief History of Cocktail Rings
During prohibition in the US, cocktail rings became quite fashionable to wear at illegal "cocktail" parties. Women attended these cocktail parties in style, flashing their glamorous, colorful rings. These boldly designed cocktail rings became status symbols for the women who wore them. Cocktail rings continued to be popular into the 1940's and 1950's. Celebrities today have made cocktail rings with large diamonds and gemstones a fashion statement. Cocktail rings are especially popular for formal dressy occasions as well as events like film premiers, Broadway theater productions, and award shows like the Oscars or Emmys.
This fabulous Edwardian platinum and diamond dinner ring shines like the brightest stars in a moonlit sky. The platinum band of this antique dinner ring is highlighted by a GIA certified K-colored, SI1-clarity old European cut diamond. This 1.31-carat diamond solitaire is accented with a collection of 62 round single and rectangular table cut diamonds. The total diamond weight of this Edwardian dinner ring is 1.94 carats. The curved design of the setting hugs the top of the finger for a fabulous fit. Circa 1910. Size 5.25
Capture the beauty and magic of a bluebird in flight when you slip this Beverley K antique style sapphire engagement ring on her finger. The violetish-blue hue of this engagement rings focal point round faceted mixed cut Ceylon sapphire is simply exquisite. The centerpiece gemstone is surrounded by a collection of round full cut diamonds. The intricately designed under bezel is as magical as the ring's circular diamond studded top. An 18k white gold setting provides the perfect backdrop for this designer engagement ring. This is a new antique style sapphire engagement ring from the Beverley K Collection. Circa 2007. Size 6.5
This 1950s classic aquamarine engagement ring shines softly with a greenish blue hue. Constructed of 14k white gold, the band of this 1950s engagement ring is shoulder set with a collection of four round full cut diamonds. This classic engagement rings diamond petals flank an 8.79 carat oval faceted mixed cut aquamarine. Circa 1950 or later. Size 6.0
Amethst Cocktail Ring from the Topazery Collection
Like gorgeous violets that blanket the springtime earth in a royal purple hue, this amethyst cocktail ring adds a regal touch to the finger. The domed 14k gold setting of this cocktail ring is intricately carved in a basket weave design. At the top of the dome is an oval faceted mixed cut amethyst that weighs 1.70 carats. This is a new Topazery Vintage Collection amethyst cocktail ring. Size 5.5
Amethst Cocktail Ring from the Topazery Collection
The 14k white gold band of this Topazery Vintage Collection cocktail ring has a leaf motif that is uniquely offset. The leaves cradle an oval amethyst which weighs 1.85 carats. This is a new Topazery Vintage Collection amethyst cocktail ring from the original 1930s mold. Size 5.75
A captivating design highlights Art Deco antique platinum dinner rings like this one. Constructed of platinum, the band of this antique dinner ring is highlighted with an intricately pierced floral top-setting. A collection of seven old European cut, old mind cut and round single cut diamonds add sparkle. The combined weight of the diamond septet is 0.73 carats. Eight rectangular faceted mixed cut blue sapphires are U-set amongst the diamonds for a splash of Art Deco color. The total gemstone weight of this antique dinner ring is 0.07 carats. Circa 1920. Size 7.25
Like a meteor shower, this antique style ruby and diamond cocktail ring stardusts the finger. The centerpiece round faceted mixed cut ruby has a purplish red hue and weighs 0.63 carats. Nine round full cut diamonds surround the ruby for a total diamond weight of 0.92 carats. A 14k white gold setting provides a shimmering backdrop to this dinner rings stone ensemble. This is a new ruby and diamond cocktail ring in the antique style. From the Topazery "Vintage" Collection. Size 5.75
The magic of a rosy sunset on a summer evening is captured in this vintage filigree pink tourmaline cocktail ring by Topazery. The 14k white gold band of this cocktail ring has fancy open-weave filigree cutwork that is reminiscent of old Hollywood glamour. Set in the center of the filigreeing is an oval faceted mixed cut pink tourmaline. The gemstone weight of the pink tourmaline is 1.165 carats. This is a new filigree cocktail ring in the 1930s vintage style. This ring also makes a lovely Right Hand Ring. From the Topazery "Vintage" Collection. Circa 2007. Size 6.0
The purple hues of royalty are beautifully presented in this antique amethyst and pearl cocktail rings centerpiece gemstone. The oval faceted mixed cut amethyst weighs 13.74 carats. A collection of silver-white semi Baroque pearls surround the amethyst in a soft halo. The 14k yellow gold band of this antique dinner ring is topped with white gold gallery wire bezels. Circa 1955 or later. Size 6.0 full
Like a prized sand dollar, this antique style Art Deco sapphire dinner ring tops the finger with intriguing swirls and twirls. The shoulders and top setting of the 18k white gold band are accentuated with a collection of thirty-three round single and full cut diamonds for a total diamond weight of 0.13 carats. A figure-eight array of fourteen blue sapphires playfully intersect the diamonds in a double horseshoe fashion. The total gemstone weight of these round faceted mixed cut sapphires is 0.26 carats. This is a new sapphire dinner ring in the 1920s Art Deco style. Size 7.5 full
The Oriental inspired pagoda design of this antique style dinner ring alternates with white diamonds and blue sapphires. A total of thirty-four round single cut diamonds accent the shoulders and midsection of this Art Deco inspired cocktail ring, for a combined diamond weight of 0.10 carats. Twenty-five round faceted mixed cut blue sapphires rim the diamonds, inside of which lies another centerpiece oval faceted mixed cut blue sapphire. Combined, the sapphires weigh 0.56 carats. This is a new dinner ring in the 1920s Art Deco style. Size 6.5
This antique Retro citrine cocktail ring glows with the ambience of a bonfire. The platinum-tipped 18k yellow gold band of this cocktail ring provides a gilded backdrop for the emerald cut citrine that centerpieces it. This 10.44 gemstone is accented at the shoulders with a collection of ten pyramid-set rose cut diamonds. The total diamond weight of this antique Retro citrine cocktail ring is 0.12 carats. Circa 1930s or later. Size 6.75
Bold and geometric, this onyx and diamond cocktail ring suffuses the finger with intriguing angular flavor. The 18k yellow gold band is bewitchingly contrasted with natural tablet cut black onyx inlays. An I-colored, VVS2-clarity round brilliant cut diamond lies in the center of the focal point black onyx. This centerpiece diamond weighs 0.33 carats. Twelve round full cut diamonds flank the center stone, giving this hand-fabricated onyx and diamond cocktail ring a total diamond weight of 1.44 carats. Circa 1970. Size 6.5
This antique Retro aquamarine engagement ring's design combines two of the most popular blue gemstones -- aquamarine and sapphire. The 14k yellow gold band of this antique engagement ring is accented with six round faceted blue sapphires. The piece de resistance, however, is this Retro engagement rings stunning emerald cut aquamarine which weighs approximately 11.32 carats. Antique Retro aquamarine engagement rings like this one are perfect for the bride-to-be who loves blue. Circa 1940s to 1950s. Size 7.0
The refreshing thrill of a dive into an Olympic-size pool tantalizes the senses in this emerald cut aquamarine engagement ring. Two round full cut diamonds are heart-set at the sides of the band. The emerald cut aquamarine that centerpieces this engagement ring weighs 19.42 carats. The band carries the Tiffany and Co. trademark; the 4 prong basket head is not original to the ring. Circa 1970s or later. Size 6.25
The iridescent curved appeal of a beachside conch shell comes to mind with this Retro Modern ruby ring in rose gold. The 14k rose gold band of this Retro Modern ring provides a romantic backdrop for the collection of eleven rubies that accent it. Totaling 1.55 carats, the rubies are inner swirled with a crescent of eight round single cut and two round full cut diamonds. Inside the crescent lies an old style round brilliant cut diamond. The total diamond weight of all eleven diamonds that accent this Retro Modern ruby ring is 0.60 carats. Circa 1940. Size 8.5
A violetish blue sapphire and 22 diamonds create a dazzling display in this antique style ring. The platinum setting of this cocktail ring is done in a swirling open design. A collection of twenty-two round full cut diamonds accent the mounting; these diamonds are G-H in color VVS1-VS2 in clarity and total 0.44 carats. Highlighting the center is a breathtaking 1.55 carat oval faceted mixed cut blue sapphire. The inspiration for this Limited Edition cocktail ring was an original 1920s design. From the Topazery "Vintage" Collection. Size 7.0
The appeal of caramel candy apples shines forth in this alluring antique citrine ring with floral and scroll motif. The 18k white gold band of this antique ring is ornately carved in a flowery scroll pattern that intrigues the eye. The real showstopper, however, is the oval faceted mixed cut citrine that sits front and center in this antique ring. This natural quartz Madeira citrine weighs 12.15 carats. Circa 1950. Size 5.75
1930s Post Art Deco diamond dinner rings lend alluring luxuriousness to the finger. An old mine cut diamond centerpieces this dinner ring and is surrounded by a collection of thirty-six old European and round single cut diamonds. The total diamond weight of this Post Art Deco ring is 2.54 carats. An iridium-platinum band lends a tonal backdrop for this antique rings diamond showcase. Circa 1930. Size 6.25
The calmness of lavender soothes your soul when you slip this 1930s cabochon star sapphire antique ring on your finger. Diamond-accented leaves meander up the shoulders of the 14k white gold band to hug the oval cabochon light violet-blue star sapphire that centerpieces this antique ring. The sapphire weighs 14.52 carats. Twenty-four round single and rose cut diamonds accentuate 1930s rings like this one for a total diamond weight of 0.104 carats. Circa 1930. Size 8.5