Art Deco Diamond Four-Stone Ring

Art Deco Diamond Four-Stone RingAn interesting Art Deco period cluster ring set with four diamonds on a square head. It's more than a little unusual to find a four stone ring Odd numbers are typically favoured in a design context; in anything from interiors, to jewellery, to gardens etc. the golden rule is typically threes, fives, sevens. It's something to do with visual interest being created by forcing your eyes to move around the room space ring thing. However, given how common

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so the Mycenaean king set him an eighth labour (to return with the man-eating horses owned by the Thracian king Diomedes)

it's built in 18 carat yellow gold with simple bifurcated (aka split) shoulders with two engraved lines where they meet with the band

Era: Mid Century

Stylish antique signet ring with the initials CH (or HC) engraved onto the rectangular face

Age: Vintage 1970s

you're imagination's the limit

It's lozenge shaped with a delightful bunch of peonies raised in relief on the front and a beaten engraved border

Head size: 18mm by 14mm

whereby the document would be folded inside a wooden tablet (tabulae ceratae) and tied with a length of cord

It's crafted in 18ct gold and dates from the Georgian period

I actually really like the aesthetic