This elegant Edwardian-style dinner ring blends old-world charm with exceptional craftsmanship. Crafted in platinum, the ring features two bezel-set European-cut diamonds totaling approximately 1.02 carats. These sparkling antique diamonds are surrounded by a vivid halo of calibre-cut emeralds, creating a striking figure-eight silhouette.
Delicate accent diamonds are bead-set along the top and bottom edges and at the tapered shoulders, enhancing the geometric symmetry and vintage allure of the piece. Milgrain detailing and engraved accents add to its antique-inspired refinement.
Finger size 7.00. An extraordinary statement ring for lovers of vintage design and gemstone contrast.
History of the dinner ring
The dinner ring, also known as a cocktail ring, rose to prominence in the early 20th century, particularly during the 1920s Prohibition era in the United States. These bold, ornate rings were worn by fashionable women at dinner parties and speakeasies as a statement of elegance and independence. Originally rooted in Edwardian and Art Deco design influences, dinner rings often featured large central stones, intricate settings, and colorful gemstone accents. Their purpose was more than just adornment—they symbolized confidence, sophistication, and the evolving role of women in society. Over the decades, the dinner ring has remained a timeless expression of glamour and individuality.
Metal: Platinum
Primary Diamonds: 2 European-Cut Diamonds, Approx. 1.02 ctw (estimated)
Gemstones: Round and Calibre-Cut Emeralds
Accent Diamonds: Accent Round Diamonds
Design Style: Edwardian-Inspired Figure Eight
Ring Size: 7.00
Condition: Excellent Vintage-Inspired
