Art Deco Jade Ring c.1930
A stylish Art Deco Jade ring.
The ring with a carved oval jade panel simply mounted in a 4 double claw mount. The ring is unusual as these panels are normally rectangular in design. The jade is carved with a flower to the centre.
This lovely ring has a simple open gallery and a plain shank typical of the Art Deco era. It is low set to the hand. The jade is a lovely soft green in colour.
Jade was a popular choice for Art Deco jewellery following Cartier's extensive use of the stone in the early 1920's. The gemstone is revered in Chinese society where Confucius praised jade as a symbol of righteousness and knowledge. In Chinese culture it is customarily thought to influence health and prosperity, and ward off negative energy.
Price Code: B, £500 - £1000
Era: Art Deco, c.1925 - 1940
Measurements: Head of ring 18.5mm long, 13 mm in width.
Ring Size: M 1/2 (UK) 6 3/4 (US) 53 (EUR) This ring can be resized by our goldsmith at no extra cost.
Hallmarks: Unmarked - tests as 18ct white gold
