Estate 14KT White Gold Openwork Art Deco Diamond Engagement Ring with Hexagon Setting

Crafted in 14kt white gold, this estate Art Deco engagement ring centers one early round brilliant (transitional cut) diamond measuring 4.07mm and weighing approximately 0.23ct, with H-I color and SI clarity. The diamond sits within a hexagonal plate framed in fine milgrain, flanked by pierced openwork and engraved detailing along the shoulders and gallery. The ring is a size 6.5 and weighs 4.11 grams, stamped 14K.

Transitional cut diamonds fall between the old European cut and the modern round brilliant, combining the character of earlier hand-cut stones with proportions closer to today’s brilliant cut. The result is a diamond with a softer, more individual play of light than a contemporary stone. The hexagonal setting reflects the geometric design language associated with Art Deco jewelry, while the openwork shoulders keep the mount light and allow light to reach the diamond from the sides. The domed profile sits comfortably on the finger and suits everyday wear.

A refined choice for anyone seeking a vintage engagement ring with authentic period character, this Art Deco diamond ring pairs a classic transitional cut diamond with detailed white gold metalwork. It makes a meaningful engagement ring, anniversary gift, or addition to a collection of early twentieth-century jewelry.

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