Vintage and Art Deco engagement rings
Beaded milgrain edges, step cuts, arches and warm gold. Rings that feel inherited.
About vintage and art deco rings
Vintage and Art Deco rings borrow from earlier eras: tiny beaded milgrain edges, step cuts, arched shoulders and warm gold. They feel like rings that have been passed down.
Because the details are fine, they suit someone who notices small things. The milgrain is the clearest sign, and a good jeweler will set it cleanly along the edges.
Likely to suit her if: She loves antiques, wears old-fashioned or inherited jewelry, or is drawn to romantic details.
Common questions
What is milgrain?
A row of tiny beads along the edge of the metal. It softens the line between metal and stone and is a signature of antique and Art Deco rings.
Which stone shapes suit Art Deco rings?
Emerald and asscher cuts are the classics, because their stepped facets echo the geometric style of the 1920s and 30s.
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