| Incredible Diamond Dinner Ring in 14K and Platinum | Is it wildly inappropriate to drool over a piece of jewelry? Please admit that you are drooling too. This WILD ring started life as a brooch circa 1925 and was subsequently converted to a ring. While it's hard to pinpoint the exact year of conversion, they kept the aesthetic in the early 20th century. You can see the rays emanating from the central design down the shank of the ring, reemphasizing that this ring is all about this dominating North/South design. With 75 diamonds, including round and marquise cuts, this ring is a dynamic example of why jewelry is an art form. Powerful, impressive, and quite the presence... Wear this ring to your next dinner party, and the party will be about your ring. Guaranteed. | Details | Description: An Art Deco era platinum and diamond brooch conversion, with an est. 1.36ctw diamonds, including round cut, single cut, and marquise cut diamonds, mounted on a 14K rose gold shank.Era: Art DecoHallmarked: 14KAcid Tested: 14K and PlatinumSize: 6 3/4Resizable: YesWeight: 10.5gAnything else I should know?: In excellent condition and ready to wear.
