Description This Art Deco amethyst and diamond ring is a refined antique statement ring in 18ct white gold. It features a square-cut amethyst framed by a diamond halo, with diamond-set shoulders that add light detail to the mount. The strong geometry and compact proportions give it the balanced look collectors often seek in Art Deco jewellery. Design & Craftsmanship The ring is centred with a square-cut amethyst in a geometric setting that reflects the period well. A border of small diamonds frames the centre stone and brightens the face of the ring. Meanwhile, the 18ct white gold mount gives the design a crisp, cool finish. The shoulders taper gently and carry small diamonds, which add extra detail without distracting from the centre. The open gallery also allows light to pass through the amethyst, helping the stone show its rich purple colour. Why We Love This Ring We love this Art Deco ring because it feels both distinctive and easy to wear. The square cluster design gives it presence, yet the overall shape remains neat on the finger. Therefore, it works well as a statement ring, an alternative engagement ring, or a piece for regular wear. The combination of amethyst and diamonds also gives it lasting appeal, while the Art Deco lines keep the look sharp and timeless. Styling Ideas This Art Deco amethyst and diamond ring will suit someone who antique jewellery with clean structure and strong colour. It works especially well for a buyer looking for an antique amethyst ring that feels elegant rather than oversized. You can wear it alone as a focal piece, although it also sits well with simple bands. At the same time, the purple tone makes it a lovely choice for a February birthday, as amethyst is the birthstone for that month. Key Features MATERIALS: 18ct white gold, diamond, amethyst DIMENSIONS: Head of the ring is approx 11mm x 13mm. ERA/HALLMARK: Art Deco era. Stamped 18ct. SIZE: UK P 1/2 can be resized. For more ring sizing info click here. WEIGHT: 2.48g CONDITION: The ring is in very good antique condition with light signs of age and wear consistent with its age. The stones appear well set, and the ring presents attractively both on the hand and in close view. As expected with an older piece, there may be minor surface wear visible under magnification; however, it is ready to wear and remains a very pleasing example of Art Deco design.
