PLATINUM RING WITH DIAMONDS – ART DECO GEOMETRIES, 1940s AMERICA In the heart of the 1940s, as the Art Deco style evolved towards greater essentiality while maintaining rigor and precision, creations like this were born: structures conceived with almost engineering logic, where every line has a precise function. The ring stands out for its beautiful design, perfectly studied down to the smallest detail. The upper part is developed on a compact geometry, with a quadrangular layout that organizes the surfaces clearly. The central round brilliant-cut Diamond of 0.50 ct is positioned as the visual focal point, slightly raised to ensure presence and definition. Around it, a frame of natural round brilliant-cut Diamonds totaling approximately 0.50 ct creates a continuous luminous field, without visual interruptions. The openwork platinum craftsmanship is not only aesthetic; it lightens the mass and allows for a clearer rendering of light, while maintaining structural solidity. The surfaces are finished with precision, with clean edges and well-defined polished transitions, typical of American craftsmanship of the era. The band is integrated coherently with the central part of the ring, maintaining correct proportions and a balanced distribution of volumes, for stable and comfortable wear. KEY FEATURES • Origin: America, 1940s • Material: Platinum • Central Diamond: round brilliant-cut, 0.50 ct • Surrounding Diamonds: round brilliant-cut, approximately 0.50 ct total • Total Carat Weight: approximately 1.00 ct • Setting: openwork geometric structure, precision execution • Design: quadrangular layout with uniform light distribution A ring that prioritizes construction and proportion over immediate effect, designed for those who recognize the value of precise craftsmanship and disciplined aesthetics. A solid, coherent, and still extremely contemporary style. Learn more about this exclusive jewel in our store or visit www.GioielliGradara.it Ref. 4421 RT