Art Deco 3.80ct Muzo Emerald and Diamond Cluster Ring in Platinum

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Octagonal Cut, Rubover Set

 £115,000 
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Description


A striking Art Deco platinum, diamond and octagonal step cut Colombian Muzo emerald ring. Showcasing superb craftsmanship a verdant green 3.80ct emerald glows securely rub over set, and surrounded by an octagonal border that has been set with sparkling brilliant cut diamonds (0.61ct). The top sections of each shoulder expertly draw the eye towards the central emerald, set with small eight cut diamonds. Nestled beneath the verdant rainforests that cover the country, the Colombian mines are famous for producing stones that have an intense pure green colour. This example is accompanied by certification from the renowned SSEF (Swiss Gemmological Institute) laboratory to confirm it has only been subjected to low oil clarity modifications. A superb ring showcasing the strong forms and geometric shapes of the period. Perfect to wear as a showpiece jewel this ring combines the birthstones for the months of April and May.

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Specifications


Material Platinum
Principal Stone Emerald
Principal Stone Shape i Octagon
Princip Stone Weight i 3.80
Principal Dia Colour i Est G/H
Princip. Dia Clarity i Est VS & SI
Secondary Stone Diamond
Number of Gemstones 25
Total Weight i 4.41
Treatment Low Oil
Stone Origin Colombia
Age 1911 - 1940 (Art Deco)
Ring Width 1.3mm
Ring Size N
Certificate SSEF
PRAGNELL REFERENCE 0210176
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The Art Deco Period

Art Deco was a significant period for jewellery, reflecting gender equality and women's empowerment during the fight for suffrage.

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Art Deco was a significant period for jewellery, reflecting gender equality and women's empowerment during the fight for suffrage.
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