A finely executed example of late Art Deco design, this platinum ring is centred on two bezel-set old European cut diamonds, enclosed within an elegant infinity motif highlighted by calibre-cut emeralds. The plaque is composed of precisely arranged brilliant-cut diamonds in strong, geometric formation, interspersed with carefully pierced openwork. This combination of line, symmetry, and negative space is characteristic of the later Art Deco period, where designs became increasingly architectural and refined. The quality of craftsmanship is evident throughout. The shoulders are delicately pierced, leading to an intricately worked gallery with fine filigree detailing—features typically reserved for higher-quality pieces of the era. The calibre-cut emeralds are well matched and neatly channel set, demonstrating a high level of precision in both cutting and setting. A sophisticated and highly wearable example of period jewellery, offering both strong visual impact and collectible appeal. Details: Platinum Two old European cut diamonds, approx. 0.66 carats total Diamond accents, approx. 0.82 carats total Calibre-cut emeralds, approx. 0.40 carats total Ring size 7.25 (resizable)