Estate 18KT White Gold Transitional Cut Diamond Engagement Ring, ca. 1930’s (As-Is)

Crafted in 18kt white gold, this estate engagement ring from the 1930’s centers one transitional cut diamond measuring 6.09 x 6.16mm and weighing approximately 0.77ct, with I-J color and I1 clarity. The center diamond is prong set within a squared head, accented by ten single cut diamonds measuring 1.6mm arranged along the shoulders. The grooved shoulders taper into a slender band. The ring is a size 7 and weighs 2.08 grams, stamped 18K.

Transitional cut diamonds fall between the old European cut and the modern round brilliant, pairing the character of earlier hand-cut stones with proportions closer to today’s brilliant cut. At over three quarters of a carat, the center diamond has a generous presence on the hand, while the single cut accents add sparkle along the shoulders without competing with it. The geometric arrangement of the side stones and the fine grooved detailing give the ring a crisp, tailored look that suits everyday wear.

Please note, this piece is sold as-is: three chips to the girdle of the center diamond.

A meaningful choice for anyone seeking a vintage engagement ring with authentic period character, this 1930’s diamond ring pairs a substantial transitional cut center stone with refined 18kt white gold detailing. It makes a memorable engagement ring, anniversary gift, or addition to a collection of vintage diamond jewelry.

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