Vintage
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Win her heart with the glitter of diamonds and the beauty of platinum in this vintage Jabel designed bridal rings set. A round brilliant cut GIA certified diamond is square set at the center of the engagement ring. This diamond, with a color of E and a clarity of SI1, weighs 0.61 carats and is framed by a collection of single cut diamonds. in total, thirty-seven diamonds extend down the shoulders of the engagement ring and one-third of the way around the wedding band. The combined diamond weight of this bridal rings set is 0.94 carats. Circa 1940.

Bold and sassy sums up the spirit of this Retro vintage diamond wedding ring. The unusual design of this vintage wedding ring features a pair of round brilliant cut diamonds which are bead set in the center of two highly polished squares. The 14k white gold band of this vintage ring is trimmed in milgrain and the total diamond weight is 0.29 carats. Circa 1940.

This hand wrought engagement ring is in 14k rose gold with white gold illusion engraved plates on the shoulders. Starburst and figure-eight carvings lend textural appeal to this engagement ring’s band. A 0.62 carat greenish blue aquamarine is set in a 6 prong basket head. Petite and romantic rings like this one are made for a princess. Circa 1930s.

This classic aquamarine engagement ring with matching vintage wedding band has old world glamour and sophistication. Set in platinum, this bridal rings set nestles together on the finger. The engagement ring is highlighted with a round aquamarine that weighs 0.95 carats. A pair of tapered baguette cut diamonds flanks the aquamarine. An additional seven single cut diamonds accent the wedding band of this vintage bridal ring duo for a total diamond weight of 0.26 carats. Circa 1945 or later.

This vintage filigree and diamond engagement ring is set with a round brilliant cut diamond. This K-colored bead set diamond is VS1 in clarity and weighs 0.10 carats. Basketweave piercing, open-weave hearts and feathery fronds highlight the 18k white gold band of this ring. Circa 1920.

The mesmerizing setting of this vintage diamond filigree ring delights from all angles. Made of 18k white gold, the mounting of this engagement ring is an optical illusion of looping curlicues, pierced birdcaging and textured milgrain. The band of this filigree ring culminates in a hexagonal top which is set with an old European cut diamond. Circa 1930.

Two posies, one on each shoulder, peek out from an intricate filigree design in this vintage diamond engagement ring. Scalloped filigree fans unfurl from the under-bezel of the ring, lending a wisp of summery delight. Tucked amidst the poesies in a square top setting is a round European cut diamond which weighs 0.65 carats. Circa 1930.

This vintage 1930's diamond engagement ring in platinum features a double 4 prong setting with a pierced and scroll design. The ornate platinum band captures the attention with its fancy scrollwork at the bezel. Nestled inside are four round single cut diamonds. Elongated etched chevrons further accent the shoulders. The domed top setting cradles an old European cut diamond. Weighing 0.68 carats, this GIA-certified diamond is O–P in color and VS1 in clarity. The total diamond weight of this 1930’s engagement ring is 0.74 carats. Circa 1930.

This romantic filigree mounting holds an Old European cut diamond which shines warmly like the soft color of candlelight. The pierced cutwork of the domed 18k white gold band gives a delicate butterfly-wing touch to this 1930’s engagement ring. The old European cut diamond weighs 0.35 carats, is L–M in color and SI1 in clarity. Circa 1930.

A mounting of gold lattice holds an Old European cut diamond that shines softly with the color of candle light. The 14k white gold band of this 1940s’ engagement ring is pierced from every direction with playful curlicues and intriguing geometrics. The band ascends to a raised octagonal top setting. Herein lies a 0.69-carat old European cut diamond. Circa 1940s.

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