Antique and Vintage Jewelry Library p28

A pale blue oval aquamarine adorns the top of this platinum filigree antique engagement ring. The platinum band of this 1920s antique engagement ring is shouldered with a collection of six old style single cut diamonds. These 0.05 carats of diamonds flank a 1.70-carat greenish blue aquamarine. Circa 1920. SOLD

In this engagement ring, circa 1922, an old European cut diamond lies embedded in a web of white gold strands. As if inflated with air and light, the domed filigree shape of the ring arcs upward from the finger punctuating the gleam of the diamond with a symmetric floral pattern.

Details: Antique, Circa 1922. Trademark, F and F Felger. 18k white gold. Old European cut diamond, 0.37 carats. SOLD

A vibrant peony unfolds in this diamond cocktail ring with floral design. The 14k white gold topsetting of this cocktail ring is fashioned with a series of six flower petals, each of which is center set with a round single cut diamond. A transitional round brilliant cut diamond forms the center of this cocktail ring's flower. This diamond is G in color and VS2 in clarity and weighs 0.43 carats. The combined weight of all the diamonds is 0.55 carats. This ring could also be worn as an engagement ring. Circa 1960. SOLD

Set in platinum, the band of this classic engagement ring holds a round faceted mixed cut aquamarine in its center. This alluring greenish blue gemstone weighs 0.85 carats. A pair of tapered baguette cut diamonds flanks the aquamarine, lending 0.14 carats of diamond weight to this antique engagement ring. Circa 1950 or later. SOLD

The East-West setting and scrolled design of this 1925 filigree diamond antique engagement ring are two of its most notable features. The arrowhead and hexagonal settings of the three centerpiece old style single cut diamonds intrigue the eye. The filigree 18k white gold band of this antique engagement ring is further enhanced with four old style full cut diamonds. Ranging in color from F to I and clarity from VVS2 to SI1, this antique engagement ring's diamonds total 0.39 carats. Circa 1925. SOLD

Imagine the compliments you'll receive when you add this Art Deco pearl and enamel bar pin to your antique jewelry collection. This Art Deco bar pin is set in 14k white gold and is highlighted with contrasting white and black enamel. The bullet-shaped ebony enameling is accented with a feathery gold top-setting. A dark creamy white half round pearl centerpieces this antique enamel bar pin. Cartier Gough and Co. trademark. Circa 1920 SOLD

With a brilliant flash of color, a circle of fourteen rectangular tapered calibre cut blue sapphires draws the eye in this 1930s antique engagement ring. These sapphire accents give this antique engagement ring a gemstone weight of 0.60 carats. The center diamond is old European cut and is flanked by two old style full cut diamonds for accent on the platinum band. Circa 1930. SOLD

Wrap your finger in the delicate beauty of orange blossoms with this antique carved platinum wedding band. A carved floral orange blossom spray extends all the way around the iridium-platinum band of this wedding ring. The hand engraving "M.D.G. to P.R.F. 6-26-1928" lends romantic provenance to this antique wedding ring. Circa 1928. SOLD

The illusion setting of this 1940s antique diamond wedding set displays its diamonds to optimum advantage. Five round single cut diamonds accentuate the wedding and engagement rings in this 14k white gold antique set. The engagement ring is centered with a coronet set round full cut diamond. Ranging in color from G to H and in clarity from SI1 to SI2, the diamonds accentuating this antique wedding set total 0.13 carats. Circa 1940 or later. SOLD

This wide band wedding ring with Byzantine scroll design has a romantic whimsy about it. The looping Byzantine scrollwork that enhances the 18k yellow gold band forms a string of hearts across the finger. The outer two hearts are centered with round full cut diamonds while a larger round brilliant cut diamond lies between them. This G-colored, VS1- and VS2-clarity trio of diamonds weighs 0.29 carats. Coiled roping and beadwork add further visual intrigue to this estate wedding ring. Circa 1995. SOLD

This 1950s classic aquamarine engagement ring shines softly with a greenish blue hue. Constructed of 14k white gold, the band of this 1950s engagement ring is shoulder set with a collection of four round full cut diamonds. This classic engagement ring's diamond petals flank an 8.79 carat oval faceted mixed cut aquamarine. Circa 1950 or later. SOLD

Like a protective guardian angel, a swirl of diamonds wraps itself around this 1930s bypass aquamarine engagement ring. The 14k white gold band of this engagement ring provides a tonal backdrop for the accent diamonds and solitaire aquamarine that highlight it. Sixteen round single cut diamonds lovingly embrace a round faceted mixed cut aquamarine that weighs 0.55 carats. The combined diamond weight of this antique bypass engagement ring is 0.34 carats. Circa 1930s or later. SOLD

In this dramatic antique engagement ring, an emerald sits at the center of a dazzling universe. Vying for attention, diamonds fan out from the center in symmetric arcs of twinkling baguettes and round-cut stones - but to no avail. They are merely in orbit around a gem so mesmerizing, it appears to have a gravitational pull: The central emerald emits a stunning glow, almost radioactive in its brilliance. Antique rings of this impact cannot be ignored.

Details: Antique, Circa 1950. Platinum. Straight baguette cut diamonds and round cut diamonds, 1.0 carats. Round faceted mixed cut Columbian emerald, 0.54 carats. SOLD

In this shimmering 1920s design of floral and filigree, a limpid droplet floats on a cushion of 18k white gold lace in this antique engagement ring. Intricate floral detailing coalesces into a four-prong setting for a greenish blue aquamarine encased in white gold. Weighing 0.57 carats, this shining gemstone adds a soft touch of color. This antique floral and filigree aquamarine engagement ring is Circa 1920. SOLD

Delicate and dainty, this late Edwardian diamond engagement ring will thrill your bride-to-be. An old European cut diamond solitaire is geometrically showcased in this antique engagement ring's mounting. This 0.38-carat diamond centerpiece has a color of G and clarity of VS1. Fleur-de-lis and half flower blossoms accentuate the 14k white gold band of this late Edwardian diamond engagement ring. Circa 1920. SOLD

Angular accents give this 1945 classic aquamarine engagement ring intriguing visual appeal. The 18k white gold band of this 1945 engagement ring culminates in a square top setting. Within that square is a round faceted mixed cut aquamarine that weighs in at 0.71 carats. A Jabel trademark is stamped inside the band of this antique aquamarine engagement ring. Circa 1945. SOLD

The lattice filigree work of this engagement ring is a airy as a garden arbor. The open weave 14k white gold band of this engagement ring is topped with a starburst hexagon, lending a touch of geometric flavor. Centering the starburst is an old style full cut diamond which weighs 0.09 carats. Circa 1935. SOLD

Wrap her finger - and your enduring love for her - in a never-ending sea of pastel blue with this 1930s filigree and aquamarine engagement ring. The 14k white gold band of this 1930s engagement ring is gussied up with fancy filigree cutwork along the shoulders and bezel. Nestled in this antique engagement ring's filigree is a very light greenish blue oval aquamarine that weighs 3.06 carats. Circa 1930s or later. SOLD

A crystalline snow-capped peak soars toward the heavens in this old European cut diamond engagement ring. Set in 18k white gold, the bezel of this antique engagement ring is accented with a quartet of three-leaf clovers. Four round single cut diamonds, two on each side, highlight the shoulders of this 1920s engagement ring. The piece de resistence is an hexagonally set old European cut diamond. This K-colored, SI2-clarity diamond weighs 0.30 carats. The combined weight of all the diamonds is 0.38 carats. Circa 1920. SOLD