Vintage Rose Cut Diamond Ring of 14k and 18k Gold

A graceful blend of vintage elegance and contemporary craftsmanship, this two-tone ring features a diamond cluster salvaged from a pair of earrings dating to circa 1920–1935.

The top of the ring—composed of a 0.11ct natural rose cut diamond surrounded by 11 hand-cut single cut diamonds—is a vintage component, repurposed from early 20th-century jewelry. The diamonds are bead-set in 18k white gold with a rhodium-plated finish, enhancing their natural sparkle while preserving the charm of the original 1920s–1930s construction.

The cluster is now mounted on a 14k yellow gold band, offering a refined two-tone aesthetic and ensuring long-term durability and wearability.

Weighing 2.13 grams, the ring measures approximately 0.4 inches (10mm) across the face, providing an elegant profile with a delicate, low-rise silhouette. All metal content has been confirmed via X-ray fluorescence (XRF) testing.

Currently a size 6.25, the ring can be resized for an additional charge. In excellent condition, this piece is ideal for anyone seeking an alternative engagement ring or a timeless, one-of-a-kind accessory that celebrates vintage charm with modern sensibility.

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