Platinum Diamond Retro Style Ring

In the 1920s, when modernism was already permeating interiors, architecture and fashion, jewellers were not indifferent to new ideas. The Art Deco style focused on symmetry, rhythm and decorativeness subordinated to function. This ring was created in the same spirit - although made today, it could have successfully sparkled on the hand in the times of Josephine Baker and flapper girls.

The central diamond was set in a smooth bezel setting - without unnecessary paws, without unnecessary words. It is surrounded by an openwork wreath of smaller diamonds, which was built in layers like the dome of an Art Nouveau opera. Each stone was intricately set in a platinum crown with geometric openwork, which from the bottom resembles the decorated cornices of luxurious tenement houses.

The total weight of the diamonds is 0.87 ct - but it's not about the number. It's about the way light spreads through this form. How it reflects off perfectly polished platinum, a metal of almost timeless durability and exceptional nobility.

This is a ring for someone who wears elegance like a second skin. It doesn't scream, it doesn't shine too much, but it stays in your memory. Like the soundtrack of a movie you want to watch over and over again.