Déco Dome

Beautiful Domed Ring with Diamonds in Silver & Gold, circa 1930

€ 1,590.00 ^*

Content 1 piece

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Beautiful Domed Ring with Diamonds in Silver & Gold, circa 1930

Description

This description was automatically translated from German. If you have any questions about this piece of jewellery, we will be happy to help!

While two-dimensional designs were still favored in the 1920s, jewellery was allowed to become more plastic again from around 1930. The ring face of the present domed ring also curves plastically towards the viewer to present him with an old-cut diamond of about 0.35 ct. Fine saw work divides the ring face into abstract shapes set with smaller rose cut diamonds. The result is a luxurious jewel that revives the spirit of Art Deco, and not just at cocktail hour. The ring represents one of those pieces of jewelry from the last time when diamonds were still cut by hand in the so-called old cut, the precursor of our modern brilliant cut. In the course of the 19th century, the cuts had become more and more similar to the shape we know today as a brilliant. It was not until 1919, however, that Marcel Tolkowsky calculated the ideal shape of the brilliant on an optical-physical basis; the exact shape, which is the standard in Germany today, the so-called fine cut of the practice, was not even established until 1938. The shape of the modern brilliant was really established after the war. Old cuts are sought after today because they have their own unique brilliance, which cannot be compared with today's brilliants: each stone is individual. The ring face is made of silver, while the bar is made of yellow gold. The silver is supposed to support the brilliance and the shine of the diamonds with its color. Silver was already used in the Rococo period, because the patina makes the diamonds look even brighter and whiter.

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Déco Dome

€ 1,590.00 ^*

Content 1 piece

Incl. VAT, Shipping

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