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White gold diamond dinner ring with square center stone and filigree side diamonds
Diamond dinner ring worn on finger, featuring a square center stone and halo setting
Square center diamond ring with lattice setting and side diamonds on white gold band
White gold diamond dinner ring with square center stone and filigree side diamonds
Diamond dinner ring worn on finger, featuring a square center stone and halo setting
Square center diamond ring with lattice setting and side diamonds on white gold band

C. 1950 Vintage .20 ct. t.w. Diamond Dinner Ring in 18kt White Gold. Size 6.25

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$2,195

$1,535
C. 1950. Showing off a signature North-to-South design, this elaborate dinner ring from our Estate collection would have been hitting peak p…

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All weights and measurements are approximate. Most gemstones are treated to enhance their beauty and may require special care.

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The deeper story

A Storied Heritage

The dinner ring has a specific cultural address. In the 1920s and 1930s, Art Deco design priorities and the formal lives of affluent women produced demand for large, architecturally bold rings. They were intended for wear at formal dinners, theater, and all other social occasions that era took seriously.

A Notable Quality

The skin compatibility of 18kt white gold depends on its alloy composition, which varies by manufacturer. Palladium-based alloys are less reactive at skin contact than nickel-based alternatives, making the whitening agent the relevant variable for wearers with known metal sensitivities.

Stone Story

Natural diamonds reach the surface through volcanic pipes that move diamond-bearing rock upward rapidly enough that the stones stay diamond rather than converting to graphite. Without that specific mechanism, at that specific speed, there would be no mined diamond supply.

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