This 18-carat white gold (750/1000) ring features a spectacular composition centered around a faceted oval emerald, prong-set. The green-colored stone, characteristic of natural emeralds, is enhanced by a double entourage of brilliant-cut diamonds arranged in two regular rows, forming a rectangle with scalloped contours. This contrast between the vivid green and the brilliance of the diamond gives the jewel a prestigious allure.

Setting Work

The white gold setting emphasizes the luminosity and radiance of the stones. The diamonds are pavé-set, multiplying the points of brilliance and reinforcing the halo effect around the emerald. The relatively simple and slender band highlights the imposing and elaborate upper part of the jewel. The ensemble illustrates quality jewelry craftsmanship, focused on showcasing the central stone.

Period and Style

• Probable Period: 1950s–1970s. This period corresponds to the return of imposing and elegant cocktail jewelry, often adorned with colored stones framed by diamonds.

• Style: Revisited Neo-Art Deco, inspired by the geometric and symmetrical creations of the 1920s–30s, but reinterpreted in a more opulent and luminous version typical of jewelry from the second half of the 20th century. The use of the double diamond entourage underscores this lineage with daisy and rectangular Art Deco models.