GRS Certified 1.03 Carat No Heat Ruby Diamond Art Deco Platinum Ring Vintage Era, Size 7

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Art Deco ruby and diamond ring, circa 1920s–1930s, featuring a GRS-certified 1.03-carat natural Pigeon's Blood ruby with no indications of … Read more Art Deco ruby and diamond ring, circa 1920s–1930s, featuring a GRS-certified 1.03-carat natural Pigeon's Blood ruby with no indications of heat treatment. The emerald-cut ruby is secured by four yellow gold prongs and surrounded by 14 diamonds in a symmetrical geometric platinum setting.

The design combines six round diamonds with eight square-cut diamonds arranged around the center ruby, creating the architectural symmetry associated with Art Deco jewelry. Crafted in platinum with contrasting yellow gold prongs, the ring weighs 4.77 grams and is a size 7.

Product Specifications:
Item Type: Art Deco Ruby and Diamond Ring
Period: Circa 1920s–1930s
Metal: Platinum
Accent Metal: Yellow Gold
Center Stone: Natural Ruby
Center Stone Weight: 1.03 Carats
Center Stone Color: Pigeon's Blood Red
Center Stone Cut: Emerald Cut
Treatment: No Indications of Heating
Certificate: GRS Gemological Report
Accent Stones: 14 Diamonds
Diamond Cuts: 6 Round and 8 Square-Cut Diamonds
Ring Size: 7
Total Weight: 4.77 grams
Design: Geometric Art Deco

Center Stone Details:
Gemstone: Natural Ruby
Carat Weight: 1.03 Carats
Cut: Emerald Cut
Color: Pigeon's Blood Red
Treatment: No Indications of Heating
Certification: GemResearch Swisslab (GRS)
Setting: Four Yellow Gold Prongs

Diamond Details:
Gemstones: Natural Diamonds
Total Quantity: 14
Round Diamonds: 6
Square-Cut Diamonds: 8
Arrangement: Symmetrical geometric diamond setting surrounding the center ruby
Setting Metal: Platinum

Design Details:
Period: Art Deco, circa 1920s–1930s
Metal: Platinum
Center Stone Setting: Four Yellow Gold Prongs
Diamond Setting: Geometric arrangement of round and square-cut diamonds
Ring Design: Symmetrical architectural composition
Shoulders: Platinum shoulders supporting the diamond-set centerpiece
Style: Art Deco Ruby and Diamond Ring

Features and Style:
GRS-certified 1.03-carat natural ruby
Pigeon's Blood red color designation
No indications of heat treatment
Emerald-cut center ruby
Platinum construction with yellow gold prongs
14 surrounding natural diamonds
Geometric Art Deco design
Circa 1920s–1930s
Ring size 7
4.77 grams total weight

Condition Report:
The ring features a GRS-certified 1.03-carat emerald-cut ruby secured by four yellow gold prongs in a platinum mounting. The ruby is surrounded by six round diamonds and eight square-cut diamonds arranged in a symmetrical geometric design.
The contrasting yellow gold prongs, platinum setting, and diamond accents retain the ring's distinctive Art Deco appearance.

About the Art Deco Ruby and Diamond Ring:
The Art Deco movement of the 1920s and 1930s transformed fine jewelry through bold geometry, architectural symmetry, and striking contrasts between colored gemstones and diamonds. Platinum was particularly favored during this period for its strength and ability to support intricate diamond settings.
This ring reflects those design principles through its rectangular ruby centerpiece, geometric diamond arrangement, and contrasting precious metals. The six round diamonds introduce brilliance alongside the structured lines of the eight square-cut diamonds, while the yellow gold prongs emphasize the ruby's saturated red color.
The center gemstone is a 1.03-carat natural ruby with a GRS Pigeon's Blood color designation and no indications of heating. The combination of its documented color, untreated status, and emerald cut makes it the principal feature of the ring.

About Pigeon's Blood Rubies:
Pigeon's Blood is a prestigious color designation used by gemological laboratories for rubies exhibiting a particular vivid red appearance. GRS evaluates eligible rubies according to its own color classification criteria, making the laboratory's designation an important part of the gemstone's documentation.
Rubies showing no indications of heating are especially desirable in fine jewelry, as heat treatment is commonly used to improve the color and clarity of natural corundum. This ruby's GRS documentation identifies both its Pigeon's Blood color classification and its unheated status.
Set among 14 diamonds in a geometric platinum mounting, the 1.03-carat ruby combines the appeal of an untreated gemstone with the distinctive design language of the Art Deco period. See less