Vintage 18K White Gold Diamond Engagement Ring · Art Deco Geometric Engraved ...
A beautifully detailed vintage 18K white gold diamond ring featuring a delicate raised setting and intricately engraved shoulders, with design influences from the late Art Deco and early Retro periods.
At its centre is a round diamond measuring approximately 2.55 mm, secured in a traditional four-prong setting. The elevated mount gives the diamond a lovely presence while maintaining the refined proportions of an early vintage engagement ring.
The shoulders are particularly distinctive, decorated with geometric engraving and stylized foliate motifs. Small angular patterns, fine incised lines and pierced detailing create an architectural quality, while the design gradually tapers into a slender white gold band.
The open gallery beneath the diamond adds further detail to the setting, allowing light to enter from below. The combination of crisp geometric elements and softer decorative accents is characteristic of jewellery from the transition between the Art Deco and Retro periods.
Crafted in solid 18K white gold, the ring has been tested for gold purity and bears an 18K hallmark alongside a maker's mark. The softly aged finish and surviving engraved details give this piece the character of an authentic vintage jewel.
A lovely choice for an understated vintage engagement ring or a distinctive addition to an antique and estate jewellery collection.
Details
Era/Style: Vintage, late Art Deco to early Retro influence, approximately 1930s–1940s
Metal: Solid 18K white gold, stamped and tested
Hallmarks: 18K and maker's mark
Maker's Mark: Appears to read ABW; maker unidentified
Stone: One round diamond
Diamond Diameter: Approximately 2.55 mm
Estimated Diamond Weight: Approximately 0.06 ct (not independently graded)
Setting: Raised four-prong setting
Design: Geometric and foliate engraved shoulders with pierced gallery detailing
Ring Size: US 8.25
Weight: 1.8 grams
Condition: Vintage condition with surface wear and softened engraving consistent with age. The back of the shank tapers to .5mm.

































