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Aquamarine and diamond three-stone ring in 10kt white gold, rounded prongs
Aquamarine and diamond three-stone ring on model’s finger, 10kt white gold band
Side view aquamarine three-stone ring with diamond accents in 10kt white gold
Aquamarine and diamond three-stone ring in 10kt white gold, rounded prongs
Aquamarine and diamond three-stone ring on model’s finger, 10kt white gold band
Side view aquamarine three-stone ring with diamond accents in 10kt white gold

C. 1990 Vintage 1.20 ct. t.w. Aquamarine Ring with Diamonds in 10kt White Gold

$695
C. 1990. Let the cool, crystalline sparkle wash over you. A dewy trio of oval aquamarines totals 1.20 carats and graces our Estate collectio…

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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

Stone Story

Natural diamonds get to the surface through volcanic pipes that carry mantle rock upward fast enough to preserve the diamonds inside. Without that specific geological mechanism, at that specific ascent rate, the stones would have converted to graphite before reaching mining depth.

Elemental Detail

10kt yellow gold is solid alloy through the entire structure (no base metal core, no surface coating) which is the fundamental distinction from gold-filled or gold-plated materials.

A Storied Heritage

Aquamarine was an Art Deco stone because the color and the movement were a natural match. The cool, geometric blue in a transparent crystal aligned perfectly with the era's palette of icy clarity, and Cartier and Van Cleef & Arpels used it in some of their most celebrated pieces of the period. The association was aesthetic logic as much as fashion, and it's held long enough that Art Deco aquamarine pieces are still among the most recognized examples of the movement's jewelry.

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