Art Deco Boivin Bande Bombe Diamond Ring

An old European diamond weighing approximately 0.65 carat, of approximately J/SI quality, is accented with single cut diamonds totaling approximately 0.35 carat and calibré sapphires...

A floral motif carved emerald weighing approximately 1.40 carats is set in a stylized palmette accented with a total of approximately 0.80 carat of round and single cut diamonds in a...

A brightly colored oval jadeite cabochon is accented with old European cut diamonds totaling approximately 0.55 carats set in a delicately pierced platinum ring with millegraining an...

A delicate platinum lattice-work ring accented with rose cut diamonds totaling approximately 0.35 carat features a pearl of approximately 5.8mm at the center. Circa 1910. The head ...

This very wearable and chic ring is designed as a pave-set diamond dome, mounted in platinum and with French assay marks, circa 1950s. The total weight of the diamonds is approximate...

A cushion sapphire weighing 2.80 carats, with gemological report stating there are no indications of heat treatment, is set in a platinum mounting with pierced details accented with ...

A French Art Deco platinum ring with peridot and diamonds by René Boivin. The ring centers on a cushion-cut peridot with an approximate weight of 3.25 carats, surrounded by 60 pavé ...

Dazzling diamond and platinum ring by Suzanne Belperron for René Boivin, 1932. Of stepped design, crafted in platinum and set with a row of 17 old-cut diamonds totallling circa 1.5 c...

Art deco ring designed by Rene Boivin. Exceptional piece of jewelry from the French art deco period, created in Paris by the iconic jewelry house of Rene Boivin, back in the 1935. This bold geometric cocktail ring has been crafted in solid sterling silver with strong "tank machine age" sharp patterns. This kind of jewelry pieces in silver was produced by the maison of Boivin as an alternative option to the gold pieces. Models with different shapes has been produced. (see figures). Gemstones: Mounted in the center, with one octagonal faceted cut (25 x 17 x 9.5 mm) of a translucent natural blue aquamarine of 27.66 carats from Brazil. Weight: 23.75 Grams, (15.22 Dwt). Size: 7.5 Sizeable. Measurements: 29 mm by 26 mm (1.14 x 1.02 Inches) and raise 8 mm over the finger. René Boivin, born in 1864, was a French goldsmith, founded his company in 1890 in Paris. When he married Jeanne Poiret, sister of the famous couturier Paul Poiret, he gained entrée to the high fashion world. His forward-thinking designs rejected the era’s delicate Art Nouveau proportions in favor of chunky jewels inspired by the Middle East and Asia. When Rene died young in 1917, his wife Jeanne took over the direction of the house of Boivin, a daring act for a woman of the time. She hired mostly female designers, most famously Suzanne Belperron, who conceived many of the company’s iconic creations. This was jewelry for a different kind of woman—strong and modern, with a mind of her own. Boivin pieces marked high fashion rather than high status (although they telegraphed that, too, to those in the know). They were sensual and generous, with texture and dimension. Citrine, aquamarine, topaz and lapis were the colors of a palette that gave life to wearable gold sculpture. Most Boivin jewels were commissioned one-of-a-kind pieces, and were almost never signed. Jeanne considered them distinctive enough to be recognized on sight. In April 1991 the company became part of the Asprey...

René Boivin Art Deco diamond cocktail ring designed by Juliette Moutard. Set with seventeen round old cut diamonds to three horizontal rows, five s...

Vintage diamond, emerald and ruby cocktail ring in rock crystal, by Rene Boivin. Set with a central round old cut diamond in a platinum rubover setting with an approximate weight of ...

A René Boivin Unheated Certified 2.59 ct. Sapphire and Diamond Cocktail Ring. SSEF Certified. 13.18 grams. Ring Size US 7.