2.38 ct Diamond and Platinum Solitaire Ring - Antique Circa 1935

This stunning, fine and impressive antique diamond ring has been crafted in platinum.

The pierced decorated setting is embellished with a stunning principal 2.06 carat emerald cut diamond, four claw set in relief.

The emerald cut diamond setting is flanked with elevated ring shoulders, each embellished with a collet set baguette cut diamonds, totalling 0.32 carat.

The shoulders integrate with the main setting and blend seamlessly with the plain hallmarked platinum shank.

The interior of the shank is hallmarked with the platinum mark (100 IRID 900 PLAT).

This stunning antique platinum engagement ring is supplied with a European Diamond Report (EDR) certificate for the feature stone, in addition to an independent diamond grading report card for the supporting stones.

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This stunning antique engagement ring is excellent quality, set with a stunning high colour graded feature diamond displaying a fine white colour, brilliance and presence.

The impressive supporting diamonds display a fine white colour and brilliance.

The antique solitaire ring is an excellent gauge of platinum and in excellent condition, with a very clear hallmark to the interior of the shank.

Reflections in photographs may detract from the true representation of this stunning emerald cut engagement ring with baguette diamonds.

Feature Diamond

Colour I

Clarity VS2

Cut Emerald

Content 2.06 carats

Dimensions 9.38mm (length) x 6.32mm (width) x 3.96mm (depth)

Supporting Diamonds

Colour (average grades) H

Clarity (average grades) VS1

Cut Baguette

Content 0.32 carat

Total Diamond Content

2.38 carats

Number of Diamonds

3

Height of setting 5.65mm/0.22"

UK Size K 1/2

USA Size 5 3/8

The ring size may be professionally adjusted in size on request to meet your personal requirements.

4.26 grams