It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas

A pearl between two diamonds.

Made around 1920, this engagement or anniversary ring shows Belle �poque softness meeting early Art Deco clarity. The pearl carries a romantic note, while the long rectangular outline and platinum work keep the look crisp. Set in 18 carat yellow gold and platinum, it places two old cut diamonds above and below the pearl, framed by a fine rim of smaller diamonds.

Built around contrast, white on warm, softness on line, intimacy framed by structure, the pearl does not compete with the diamonds. It softens their light, so the whole composition feels calmer and more personal. It has seen fashions come and go, and it still feels exactly right.                  

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