Antique 1.15 Carat Diamond Solitaire Ring c1920

The iconic six-prong solitaire setting was first introduced by Tiffany & Co. in 1886 and went on to become the most quintessential engagement ring choice in the 20th century. It was the first setting to raise the stone above the band to maximize its brilliance, completely revolutionizing jewelry design. This exemplary ring from the 1920s is handmade in platinum and features six straight prongs rising from a distinct crown-like basket that sets it apart from the classic style. The basket is simply adorned with lines of platinum that angle and peak between each of the prongs, creating a zig-zag around the base. Its stunning 1.15 carat transitional brilliant cut diamond is in full view, down to its bottom point which appears in the valleys of the basket's zig-zags. The diamond exudes the fiery charm of an antique cut and radiates the brilliance of a modern cut as light flows through it at every angle. This 1920s ring is perfect for those who want a traditional engagement ring with just the right touch of tastefully refined details that make the ring as special as the commitment it represents! Handmade in the 1920s Set in platinum 1.15 carat antique transitional brilliant cut diamond Graded H near colorless and VS1 clarity EGL certified, report # US 400203780D Ring is currently a size 7 1/2 and may be resized upon request Inventory # P17358