18K White Gold, 8 ct Synthetic Sapphire and 0.54 ctw. Diamond Art Deco Ring

Piercing blues, geometric shapes and intricate ornamentation – this ring is a perfect example of the Art Deco style, which revolutionized jewelry in the 1920s and 1930s. Made of 0.750 white gold, it impresses with the balance between monumental form and precisely refined details.

The central point of the composition is a synthetic sapphire with an impressive weight of approximately 8 ct, cut in a classic cushion cut. Its deep, mesmerizing shade of navy blue contrasts perfectly with the cool shine of the diamonds. Next to it, in an intricately decorated setting, brilliants and rose diamonds with a total weight of approximately 0.54 ct shine, arranged in an openwork structure that emphasizes the architectural character of the ring.

The design of this era was inspired by both modernity and the influence of ancient cultures – including the exoticism of the Middle East and the austere elegance of classical Greece. This can be seen in the rich geometric decorations of the band and the filigree details, which give the ring a lightness despite its expressive form.

This type of jewelry was created for women who were not afraid to stand out – strong, independent, following the spirit of the jazz era and modernism. Today, such a ring is not only an ornament, but also a record of the aesthetic changes that changed the world of jewelry forever.