An Art Deco ring featuring a sugarloaf cabochon emerald, framed by a stylized diamond surround. The twisted diamond-set shank continues the geometric motif, with additional engraved detailing on the top and sides of the band, exemplifying the refined architectural style of the period.
Sugarloaf emeralds — cabochon stones cut with a smooth, rounded top — were prized in the early 20th century for their rich colour. This ring demonstrates the American Art Deco fascination with geometric forms, symmetry, and intricate craftsmanship, combining platinum, diamonds, and emerald to create a visually dynamic statement piece.
Mounted in platinum.
American, circa 1920.
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An Art Deco ring featuring a sugarloaf cabochon emerald, framed by a stylized diamond surround. The twisted diamond-set shank continues the geometric motif, with additional engraved detailing on the top and sides of the band, exemplifying the refined architectural style of the period.
Sugarloaf emeralds — cabochon stones cut with a smooth, rounded top — were prized in the early 20th century for their rich colour. This ring demonstrates the American Art Deco fascination with geometric forms, symmetry, and intricate craftsmanship, combining platinum, diamonds, and emerald to create a visually dynamic statement piece.
Mounted in platinum.
American, circa 1920.
Explore our collection of antique rings here.
