Art Deco Zircon Solitaire Ring

Art Deco Zircon Solitaire RingSimple solitaire ring dating from the Art Deco era, circa 1920. It's set with an electric blue zircon, secured by six platinum double claw mounts with chevron motifs decorating the open gallery and a yellow gold band. Perfectly proportioned, with subtle pinched shoulders leading the eye towards the stone. Era: Art Deco, circa 1920 Head size: 7. 2mm by 6. 5mm Rise off finger: 6. 2mm Ring size: Q 1 2 or 8. 5 US. Resizable for 35 Stone: Zircon Marks:

This one's crafted in 9ct rose gold with Chester hallmarks from 1917

J’y reste’ - ‘Here I am

25ct old mine cut

Stones: Emerald and seed pearls

It's crafted in 18ct white gold with London hallmarks dating it to 1980 - simple and minimalist in design

the original band possibly having been worn through

the ring dating from the late Victorian era circa 1890

The principal stone is flanked by trios of rose cut diamonds in foliate/fleur-de-lis shoulders leading to a simple 15ct gold band

Era: Edwardian 1917Ring size: 8 US or P 1/2 UK/AUS

A spectacularly vivid Aperol orange sapphire is at the heart of this vintage ring

The name Padparadscha comes from the Sinhalese word for "Lotus Flower" and has come to described stones with a "peachy" orange/pink colour

It fastens with a 9ct gold lobster clasp and looks great worn layered up as a bracelet