Capture the sophisticated contrast of the 1920s with this Art Deco Old Mine Cut Diamond Solitaire Ring. Masterfully crafted in a classic two-tone 14k white and yellow gold setting, this antique treasure features a hand-faceted diamond cradled in a crisp white gold head, accented by a warm yellow gold shank—a hallmark of the transitional elegance that defined the early Art Deco period.

Exceptional Antique Artistry
Shimmering Old Mine Cut Diamond: A genuine natural antique diamond, possessing the unique personality and "candlelight" brilliance characteristic of the early 20th century.

Mixed-Metal Contrast: The white gold setting ensures the diamond remains icy and bright, while the yellow gold band provides a traditional, buttery warmth.

Architectural "Ornate" Gallery: The profile features the clean lines of the Art Deco era with a slightly elevated basket that maximizes light exposure to the diamond's pavilion.

Solid 14k Two-Tone Gold Craftsmanship
White & Yellow Gold 14k Alloy: Fashioned in a solid gold mounting with a high-polish finish, offering the versatility to pair perfectly with both white and yellow gold wedding bands.

Low-Profile & Wearable: Designed to sit comfortably close to the finger, this ring is remarkably durable and ideal for daily wear as a signature engagement ring.

Hand-Finished Detail: The shoulders taper elegantly toward the center stone, drawing the eye directly to the unique, hand-cut facets of the antique diamond.

Technical Specifications
Metal: Solid 14k Yellow Gold (Shank) & 14k White Gold (Head).  The ring weighs 2.78g and is remarkably sturdy for its age.  It is currently as size 7 and can be resized before shipping- please message us with your desired size for a quote before placing your order.

Center Stone: Natural Antique Old Mine Cut Diamond.  The stone measures 4.18mm, translating to just over 0.30ct.

Era: Early Art Deco / Transitional (Circa 1920–1930)

Style: Two-Tone Solitaire

Condition: Excellent Antique Condition

Perfect For
A One-of-a-Kind Engagement Ring: For the bride who treasures history and wants a classic solitaire with a soulful, hand-crafted personality.

April Birthdays: A sophisticated and meaningful way to celebrate with the traditional diamond birthstone in its rarest, original form.

The Vintage Romantic: A standout addition to any collection of Art Deco-era jewelry, balancing the warmth of yellow gold with the icy brilliance of a white gold setting.