Estate 14K Yellow Gold 0.79ctw Ruby & Diamond Flower Ring

This 1960s estate ring is crafted in 14K yellow gold and features a lattice-style mesh band with a central floral cluster. At the center sits one round brilliant diamond (approx. 0.055ct, J color, I2 clarity), surrounded by six round rubies totaling approximately 0.24 carats. The ring weighs 2.60 grams and bears an indistinct hallmark.

Delicate yet full of texture, this piece blends retro charm with floral geometry. The open mesh design gives the gold an airy feel, while the ruby-and-diamond bloom adds a touch of color and light. It’s a sweet nod to midcentury design—subtle in scale but rich in detail.

Ring size: 7

Jewelry Trends of the 1960s

The 1960s saw a playful turn in jewelry design, with texture, geometry, and stylized motifs taking center stage. Mesh goldwork became especially popular during this time, offering a lightweight yet structured backdrop for gemstone accents. Floral arrangements—like this ruby cluster—were common, bringing a sense of romanticism to otherwise modern silhouettes.