brooketurner99

Updated May 09

Genuine 1920’s Art Deco engagement ring

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Authentic 1920’s Art Deco engagement ring. Real diamond in center. Flawless unique craftsmanship. Beautiful filigree along top of band as well. Imagine the story behind this ring <3 Ring is approximately 8.5, but can certainly be resized at a jeweler. This item is NOT included in bundle offer. All other items are.

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victoriamay Hello! What metal is this beauty and what size is the center stone? Thank you!

Sep 27Reply

brooketurner99 @victoriamay hi! See new pics. Pic w 2 earrings - 0.5 and 0.25 ct. Stone on ring is close to smaller earring, maybe a hair smaller? Possibly 0.4? I also included pic of underneath view to see cone. There is interior band marking (18?) for 18K white gold. Def not silver and I doubt platinum. It’s genuine from 1920 and 14-18K was popular then. I also did B/W shots bc I think it’s easier to see diamond. Let me know if you have more questions!

Sep 27Reply

brooketurner99 @victoriamay I apologize ERROR on my previous comment!!! Smaller earring in comparison pic is 0.25 carat and the diamond in ring is a hair smaller or cut differently. So it’s either 0.25 ct or 0.2. I apologize I can’t find the papers!

Sep 27Reply

victoriamay @brooketurner99 thank you!! This is so lovely, I’m thinking about replacing stone, going to share pics with my jeweler friend for suggestions. I’ll be back :)

Sep 27Reply

brooketurner99 @victoriamay ok wonderful 💕

Sep 27Reply

ohmyposhyouguys Question - this looks so similar to my grandmother’s but her’s had a yellow gold top, white gold band. Have you seen anything like that? Desperate to find one! Thanks you!

Feb 14Reply

brooketurner99 @marlakayewhite Hi! If you’re interested, you could take to any local jeweler and they could dip or rhodium plate the top to yellow gold. You could always go in first and show pics and speak with them. It’s a beautiful ring. I just don’t wear it and it’s a shame it just sits in my jewelry cabinet.

Feb 14Reply