This elegant Mid-Century ring (circa 1950s–1960s) showcases the bold, sculptural aesthetic that defined the era. Crafted in a refined combination of yellow gold and platinum, the design features a striking multi-stone cluster set in an asymmetric, architectural arrangement.

The diamonds are positioned in a stepped, mosaic-like formation, creating depth, dimension, and a dynamic play of light. The split-shoulder construction enhances the visual width of the ring, giving it a distinctive presence on the hand. With its sculptural lines and expressive silhouette, this piece is a beautiful example of Mid-Century craftsmanship.

Details: 

Era: Mid-Century (ca. 1950s–1960s)
Metal: 585 yellow gold & platinum
Main Diamonds: 4 old-cut diamonds totalling approx. 1.90 ct (H/I, VS–I)
Center Diamond: 1 old-cut diamond approx. 0.15 ct
Additional Stones: 2 × 8/8-cut diamonds
Total Diamond Weight: approx. 2.05 ct
Ring Size: 56.5
Weight: 7.2 g

Note: 

All measurements and weights were taken in their settings, where indicated. The assessment was carried out by an independent GIA-certified gemologist. Measurements and weights may therefore vary slightly. The photos are part of the description. Please note that this is an antique piece and may show minor signs of age and wear.