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Art Deco-Style Asscher Cut Diamond and Sapphire Ring, 1.52 Carats
This exquisite Art Deco-style ring centers a dazzling 1.52-carat Asscher cut diamond among vivid blue French cut sapphires, exuding the elegance and glamour of the Roaring Twenties. Graded by the GIA as VVS2 clarity and I color, the remarkable diamond shines with unparalleled brilliance. It's highly rare Asscher cut is the epitome of vintage sophistication with exceptional sparkle.
First created in 1902 and widely popular in the 1920s, the Asscher cut's distinctive effect is often referred to as "the hall of mirrors" as it absorbs and reflects light from every angle. All set in platinum, this stunning ring epitomizes the unique artistry and expert craftsmanship of the iconic Art Deco era.
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First created in 1902 and widely popular in the 1920s, the Asscher cut's distinctive effect is often referred to as "the hall of mirrors" as it absorbs and reflects light from every angle. All set in platinum, this stunning ring epitomizes the unique artistry and expert craftsmanship of the iconic Art Deco era.
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$5,600.00
Original: $16,000.00
-65%Art Deco-Style Asscher Cut Diamond and Sapphire Ring, 1.52 Carats—
$16,000.00
$5,600.00
Description
This exquisite Art Deco-style ring centers a dazzling 1.52-carat Asscher cut diamond among vivid blue French cut sapphires, exuding the elegance and glamour of the Roaring Twenties. Graded by the GIA as VVS2 clarity and I color, the remarkable diamond shines with unparalleled brilliance. It's highly rare Asscher cut is the epitome of vintage sophistication with exceptional sparkle.
First created in 1902 and widely popular in the 1920s, the Asscher cut's distinctive effect is often referred to as "the hall of mirrors" as it absorbs and reflects light from every angle. All set in platinum, this stunning ring epitomizes the unique artistry and expert craftsmanship of the iconic Art Deco era.
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First created in 1902 and widely popular in the 1920s, the Asscher cut's distinctive effect is often referred to as "the hall of mirrors" as it absorbs and reflects light from every angle. All set in platinum, this stunning ring epitomizes the unique artistry and expert craftsmanship of the iconic Art Deco era.
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