New Pamono Art Deco Full Circle Diamond Wedding Band, 20th Century

Full-circle diamond wedding band, from the Art Deco period, circa 1920. Made of 18-carat gold (750 thousandths), it is adorned with diamonds, called half-cut, over the entire surface totaling approximately 2 carats. Art Deco period Weight 3 grams Size 56 FR (7.75 US – P 1/2 UK) – Not modifiable Metal 18-carat gold (750 thousandths) Stones Diamonds Diamond weight approx. 2 carats total Estimated diamond quality VVS Estimated diamond color D/E Guarantee hallmark Eagle’s head (18-carat gold) Master hallmark A.P (artisan who worked for Boivin) Height 3 mm Condition Excellent Why do we love this full-circle diamond wedding band? This wedding band is very beautifully made. Indeed, the diamonds are of exceptional quality (VVS-E/D), which is very rare for natural diamonds. Furthermore, the craftsman who made this wedding ring worked for Boivin, a renowned house in the world of jewelry and fine jewelry. Learn more about the Art Deco period The Art Deco period marked the world of design and jewelry from the 1920s to the 1940s. This style is characterized by geometric lines, clean shapes, and symmetrical patterns. It emerged after the First World War as a response to the heaviness of the Victorian era. Thus, it quickly conquered the greatest jewelry houses. The Art Deco style favors noble materials such as platinum, gold, and precious stones. It also emphasizes originality and modernity.