Capture the refined symmetry of the early 1930s with this Late Art Deco Diamond Petite Navette Cluster Ring. Masterfully crafted in solid 14k white gold, this architectural treasure features a curated cluster of antique diamonds set within a slender "navette" or boat-shaped mounting—a silhouette specifically designed to elongate the finger with vintage grace.
Exceptional Artistry
Shimmering Diamonds: Featuring a natural diamond three stone center accented by smaller shimmering rounds, all possessing the unique, character of the Art Deco era.
Architectural Navette Frame: The diamonds are securely set within an elongated, marquise-shaped shield, a design choice that epitomizes the linear elegance of the 1930s.
Intricate Pierced Openwork: The mounting showcases delicate hand-pierced details and geometric gallery work, allowing light to flood the stones for maximum brilliance.
Solid 14k White Gold Craftsmanship
Crisp 14k White Gold: Fashioned in a solid white gold alloy with a bright, icy finish that perfectly complements the colorless fire of the diamonds.
Low-Profile & Comfortable: Designed to sit close to the finger, this ring is remarkably wearable and pairs beautifully with other slim bands or stands alone with minimalist charm.
Refined Milgrain Detailing: Adorned with tiny, hand-applied beads of gold along the geometric borders, providing a textured, "heirloom" finish.
Technical Specifications
Metal: Solid 14k White Gold. The ring weighs 4.92g. It is currently a size 3.75 and can be resized before shipping- please message us with your desired size for a quote before shipping.
Gemstones: Natural Round Brilliant Cut Diamonds. The largest stone measures 2.7 while its neighbors measure 2.5mm. The estimated total diamond weight is 0.45cttw.
Era: Late Art Deco (Circa 1930–1940)
Style: Petite Navette / Marquise Cluster. From front to back the ring measures 17.50mm.
Condition: Excellent Antique Condition
Perfect For
A Unique Anniversary Gift: A romantic and historical token that symbolizes a love that grows and endures through time.
The Minimalist Antique Lover: For the collector who appreciates the bold geometry of the Art Deco era but prefers a more delicate, feminine scale.
April Birthdays: A sophisticated way to wear the traditional diamond birthstone in a rare, original vintage format.
