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Why it's worth it
Cobalt enamel and seed pearls on the same ring — 1920s details you can't commission today.
The Edit
A cushion-cut amethyst — large enough to command the whole hand — sits in a bezel mount edged with a continuous border of seed pearls, the stone's pale violet facets catching light at every angle. Four enamel medallions in cobalt and cadmium yellow punctuate the top, bottom, and shoulders, each one fired into the silver-toned base with geometric precision that reads unmistakably Art Deco. The fluted gallery beneath the stone and the patina across the mount confirm this is a piece with real mileage.
Insider Tip
The enamel medallions are the rarest part — enamel this intact on a piece this old is genuinely unusual.
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