1920s - Early 1930s Katz & Ogush Art Deco Platinum and Transitional Cut Diamond Engagement Ring

Period and details: c. late 1920s - early 1930s; Art-Deco era but in an ornate late-Edwardian style; the shank is stamped “CERTIFIED,” which is a mark of Katz & Ogush, Inc., a design and fabrication house renowned for its ornate top-of-the-line platinum and diamond jewelry, especially engagement-type rings with intricate open metalwork. Just look at that gallery! (It’s the area below the center stone.) Those negative spaces were each hand pierced, meaning that they were cut out using a teeny tiny drill and saw. The craftsmanship is extraordinary. Though one side shows wear from having been paired with a wedding band, this ring—which is in overall excellent condition for its age—is a prime, museum-quality example of a Katz & Ogush engagement ring. 

Materials: platinum; diamonds

Dimensions: the ring measures approx. 6.30 mm wide across the top, north to south; the ring stands approx. 6.50 mm tall above the finger

Size: 6 1/2 (free sizing—contact us for sizing information)

Diamonds: stones graded in their mounting by a GIA GD—weights and grades are approximate
     Center: .75 carat (est.) Transitional Cut diamond with approx. G color and VS clarity
    Accents: (.25 ctw., est.) ten deep Single Cut diamonds w/approx. F color and ranging VS to SI clarity (VS clarity overall) 

 


Item TS394
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