• Centering an old mine cut diamond weighing approximately 2.01 carats
• Light yellow with SI2 clarity - bead set in square form head
• With a pierced pyramid style surround flanked by cathedral shoulders
• Bead set with single cut diamonds throughout
• Weighing approximately 0.36 carat total - eye clean and bright
• Accented by milgrain detailing throughout
• With engraved scroll and wheat motif shank
• Inscribed 'G.P to E.R 11-29-28'
• Stamped for platinum
• Signed for Gross Co.
• Circa: 1928; via dated inscription
• Ring size: 5 3/4 and sizeable with loss to inner inscription
• Measures north to south 10.5 mm and sits 6.0 mm high
• Total weight: 3.8 grams
• Stock Number: We-11466

Art Deco engagement rings emerged during the 1920s and 1930s, characterized by their distinctive geometric shapes, bold designs, and intricate detailing. These rings were influenced by the Art Deco movement, which celebrated modernity, luxury, and elegance. Tiered geometric square form heads are termed Ziggurat rings as they draw on the architectural influence of the Egyptian pyramids.