ABOUT:
A sparkly, stackable skinny band with alternating baguette and single cut diamonds. A wonderful Art Deco era piece made right at the beginning of when baguette cuts were invented and when iridium became more frequently used with platinum in jewelry.
Nice geometry and sparkle and a little height to it for stacking as well.
It is stamped 900 Platinum 110 Irid. Iridium is a very rare and hard precious metal in the platinum family. Iridium has been used in jewelry making since the 1800s, but it wasn't until the early 1900s that its use became more widespread. It is also stamped "Customized" inside.
Antique box is not included. Please note the measurements as I have small fingers and it can be difficult to determine scale from pictures.
MEASUREMENTS:
Size: 5 3/4
Weight: 4.25g
Ring face north south measurement: 2.7mm.
Height off the finger: 3.2mm
The diamonds are 3.3x1.3mm for the baguettes and 1.2mm for the single cuts.
IMPORTANT CONDITION NOTES:
No damage, just typical wear for a vintage pre-owned piece.
Please note that all my pieces are pre-owned and in estate condition. They will have patina, surface wear, a few small nicks. These pieces may also have evidence of a sizing, some build up around the stones and / or inclusions seen under magnification, typical for antique pieces. I have mentioned any noticeable issues above and they are all still wearable and eager to be loved and accepted for many years to come, (the preservation of antique jewelry, even those with signs of their age and history, is important to me. : )
But - Please note due to age, this piece is not in mint condition. Pictures also serve as part of the description and condition report so please utilize the zoom feature which will magnify any wear significantly more than what is visible to the eye while wearing : )
SOCIAL:
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