Antique and Vintage Jewelry Library p24

The vines of climbing roses playfully intertwine the finger in this antique platinum wedding ring. Constructed of platinum, the band of this antique wedding ring is designed in a swirling leaf pattern. The leaves and vines are accented with a collection of thirty-two round single cut diamonds that total 0.76 carats. These diamond are F to I in color and VVS2 to SI1 in clarity. Circa 1940s or later. SOLD

Like bluebells unfurling in spring, this 1940's antique engagement ring is sure to delight. The iridium-platinum band of this antique engagement ring is shoulder set with two straight baguette cut diamonds totaling 0.14 carats. The platinum-set diamond baguettes flank a captivating round faceted mixed cut aquamarine that weighs 1.11 carats. Circa 1940. SOLD

'Blue moon, you saw me standin' alone.' Like the lyrics to a popular classic song, this 1935 filigree and floral ring speaks to the soul. The 14k white gold band of this 1935 cocktail ring is enhanced at the shoulders with 18k green gold filigree and floral cutwork. Weighing 11.13 carats, an oval mixed cut synthetic spinel is surrounded by a collection of twenty-nine natural seed pearls. Circa 1935 or later. SOLD

A 14k yellow gold shank with a white gold illusion setting enhances an old style round brilliant cut [transition] diamond in this 1935 antique engagement ring. The center diamond weighs 0.09 carats with a color of I and a clarity of VS2. Round full cut diamonds accent the sides of the transition cut diamond. The total diamond weight in this antique engagement ring is 0.13 carats. Circa 1935. SOLD

A 1950's wedding band by Art Carved is set with 3 round single cut diamonds in a rectangular milgrained top. The diamonds in this antique wedding ring weigh 0.018 carats and range in color from E to G and in clarity from VVS2 to VS1. Circa 1950. SOLD

A band of 14k white gold is simply adorned with two single cut diamonds and a greenish blue aquamarine. Details: 14k white gold. Round single cut diamonds; 0.02 carats. Aquamarine; 0.41 carats. Circa 1935. SOLD

This enchanting antique Victorian engagement ring perches on the finger like a sunflower reaching for the sun. Details: Silver top and 14k yellow gold base. Oval rose cut diamond; 0.25 carats. Table cut diamond and rose cut diamonds in mixed shapes; 0.16 carats. Circa 1850. SOLD

A band of orange blossoms encircles your finger in this 1920's antique wedding band by Belais. The popular Orange Blossom motif is carved on this 18k white gold ring. Milgraining adds a finishing touch to both edges of this antique band. Circa 1920. SOLD

A pierced filigree mounting creates a shimmering, lacey bed for a 0.42 carat aquamarine. Crafted in platinum, this late Edwardian antique engagement ring is circa 1920. This delicate antique aquamarine engagement ring is perfect for your princess bride. SOLD

A purple-hued amethyst nestles among rose gold petals in this antique Victorian engagement ring, circa 1895. Engraved leaves at the shoulders of the shank hold the petals and stone upwards towards the sunlight. Details: 14k rose gold. Round cut amethyst; 0.80 carats. Circa 1895. SOLD

High fives and cheers all around for this wedding ring with oval and baguette cut diamonds. The 14k white gold band of this wedding ring is fashioned with five oval stations. Inside each station lies an oval brilliant cut diamond. Four straight baguette diamonds alternate between the ovals, giving this wedding ring a total diamond weight of 1.02 carats. The diamonds that accentuate this wedding ring range in color from E to G and in clarity from VVS1 to SI2. Circa 1995. SOLD

"Fly me to the moon and let me play among the stars." These lyrics come to mind with this Edwardian antique opal cocktail ring. Encircling the opal and extending down the shoulders is a collection of ten old mine cut diamonds that total 0.50 carats. An 18k yellow gold band provides a warm setting for this Edwardian antique opal cocktail ring. Circa 1910. SOLD

Edwardian pearl and diamond brooches add elegant splendor to any blouse or dress. The pearl and diamond combination of this handmade antique brooch lends royal sophistication. The 15k bar and clasp are topped with a platinum finished oval, which is encircled with twelve natural oriental pearls. Rhomboid and fleur de lis diamond accents frame the open oval at its four directional points. The twelve single cut and rose cut diamonds accenting this Edwardian pearl and diamond brooch total 0.20 carats. Circa 1905 SOLD

1930s old European cut diamond rings bathe your finger in sparkle and radiance. This old European cut diamond ring's geometric collection of diamonds gives it an Art Deco flavor. The iridium-platinum band lends a tonal effect to this 1930s diamond ring. The nineteen diamonds that accentuate this 1930s ring are a mix of old European and round single cuts. Ranging in color from F to I and clarity from VVS1 to SI2, these diamond accents total 0.77 carats. Circa 1930. SOLD

Triple your pleasure with the three-tone contrast of this Edwardian antique engagement ring. Tone number one comes from the center rectangular step cut blue sapphire that weighs 0.68 carats. Tone number two owes its radiance to this antique engagement ring's diamond-encrusted platinum top. Two hexagonal tiers house thirty-eight old style single cut diamonds for a total diamond weight of 0.38 carats. Tone number three can be found in this Edwardian engagement ring's contrasting 18k yellow gold band. Circa 1900. SOLD

Like a fragment of a shining pattern, this emerald and diamond 3 stone antique ring is a stunning sequence of stones. Buoyed by a nest of platinum prongs, emerald and diamond float above the band in a shimmering chain of color. Old style round brilliant cut diamonds, full cut diamonds, and single cut diamonds weighing 0.789 carats, are set on the antique platinum band. Two round emeralds add 0.60 carats of gemstone weight. The date 5-2-35 is hand engraved inside the shank of this antique emerald and diamond engagement ring. Circa 1935. SOLD

The slim platinum band of this Edwardian antique diamond engagement ring is carved at the shoulders in a floral and loop-de-loop design. A teardrop-shaped top-setting holds three old European cut diamonds that are North-South set. Ranging in color from G to I and in clarity from SI1 to SI2, this diamond trio totals 0.80 carats. Circa 1915. SOLD

She'll soar on the wings of a dove when you slip this antique filigree sapphire and diamond engagement ring on her finger. The intricately carved and raised 18k white gold band of this antique engagement ring is accented with two round diamonds and a rectangular faceted mixed cut blue sapphire that weighs approximately 0.08 carats. Circa late 1920s to early 1930s. SOLD

The East-West setting of this 1920s diamond wedding ring's three stones draws attention to the finger. Open weave filigree in a floral and leaf motif accentuates the shank and shoulders of the 14k white gold band. Three round single cut diamonds are set side by side in this antique wedding ring, maximizing their radiance. These I-J-colored, VS2-SI2-clarity diamond accents total 0.12 carats. Three stone 1920s diamond wedding rings recreate the charm of a bygone era. Circa 1920. SOLD