Vintage and Art Deco

Keepsake: art Deco three-stone, milgrain

An asscher between tapered baguettes, edged in milgrain. Pure 1920s.

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Stone	Asscher diamond
Shown at	1.50 ct
Metal	Platinum
Setting	Double prongs
Halo	No halo
Side stones	Tapered baguettes
Band	Flat edge, 1.9 mm
Sits	at a medium height

A design from the HerDreamRing catalog, modeled in 3D. Stone size is shown at the carat weight in the table; real stones and settings vary by jeweler.

What this ring is made of

Asscher: A square step cut with cropped corners and a deep, hall-of-mirrors look. It dates from the 1920s and is the Art Deco classic.
Paired prongs: Each corner is held by two claws instead of one. It looks more architectural and gives the corners extra protection.
Side stones: Tapered baguettes that narrow toward the band, so the head of the ring is widest at the center stone and slims down smoothly.
Milgrain: A row of tiny beads along the edges. It is the detail that makes a ring look antique, and it softens the line where metal meets stone.
Platinum: Platinum is naturally white, dense and hard-wearing, and it does not need replating. It costs more than white gold and picks up a soft, frosted patina over time that some people love and others polish away.

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