Art Deco Onyx Panel Ring

Art Deco Onyx Panel Ring**ON HOLD** Gorgeous Art Deco onyx panel ring dating from the 1930s. The head is formed as a largeish rectangular panel with an onyx face that's truncated at each corner where a single rose cut diamond rests in a triangular, millegrain platinum setting. A bezel set brilliant cut diamond 'floats' at the centre of the black onyx panel, and further diamonds accent the tapered shoulders. The band is crafted in 18 carat white gold. Era: Art Deco, circa

It's crafted in rose gold with a diagonal row of pearls traversing the head and strange

cool-blue zircon

50ct fancy orangish-yellow diamond

It's crafted in 9 carat yellow gold with stretches of flat oval links punctuated by flat interlinked bars and ornate pierced orbs

each diamond set in platinum and the head beautifully framed by sweeping crossover shoulders

built in 9ct gold throughout

Tops are likely later additions

The prongs are arranged in two tiers formed by u-shaped cut-out sections overlapping central struts

Based Art Deco solitaire ring with square head and geometric stepped shoulders

it opens to reveal two locket compartments each home to a curled lock of hair - blonde and brown - secured by lengths of gold wire

is flanked by triplets of marquise and princess cut shoulder accents

a vivid turquoise hue laces with dark