Art Deco Mixed-Cut Diamond Openwork Panel Ring portrait ring To the sailors who encountered
Description
To the sailors who encountered her she would always pose the same question: "Is Alexander the king alive
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Their popularity was particularly upsetting to the Temperance activists who believed that it was alcohol which caused the "wee waifs'" suffering
Art Deco Mixed-Cut Diamond Openwork Panel Ring portrait ring To the sailors who encounteredDATE: Art Deco, c. 1920 This stunning antique panel ring is a masterclass in openwork and millegrain detail. It dates from the Art Deco period, circa 1920 and features a central 0. 52ct transitional cut diamond with two diamonds at either side. Surrounding, there are four carre cut diamonds that spread from the stone, with two further stones that accent the shoulders (0. 72ct total). The head is modelled as a diamond halo featuring fine millegrain
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