Aquamarine Cocktail Rings

Step into the glamour of the 1920s-1930s with this exquisite Art Deco design ring, crafted from 18-karat gold. Adorned with single-cut diamonds, featuring eight facets totaling 0.16...

One Art Deco Aquamarine and Diamond 18k White Gold Filigree Cocktail Ring. Featuring one octagonal brilliant cut aquamarine weighing approximately 13.00 carats. Accented by 24 old Eu...

A stunning, fine and impressive 3.35 carat aquamarine and 0.82 carat diamond, platinum Art Deco dress ring; part of our diverse gemstone jewellery and estate jewelry collections Thi...

An impressive Art Deco platinum ring, featuring aquamarine accented with sapphire and diamond. This ring has multiple amazing details that you will always admire. The platinum ring has a square shape. A gorgeous emerald cut aquamarine is bezel set in the center. The perimeter of the square is adorned with diamonds and channel set sapphires. Each corner of the ring top is beautifully accented with a tapered baguette cut sapphire. Matching table cut sapphires decorate each side of the ring shank. The back of the ring is ornate with fantastic floral design filigree work. This element adds to the beauty of the piece and brings the platinum ring to another level of sophistication. Made of platinum, the antique ring features an approximately 14.56-carat emerald cut aquamarine (15.27 x 14.30 x 10.66 mm) accented with single cut diamonds (G-H color, VS clarity, approximately 0.45 carat total) and table cut sapphires (approximately 2.80 carats total). This Art Deco ring top measures 7/8" x 7/8" x 3/8". The cocktail ring weighs 12.1 grams. It is size 6 ¾ and is re-sizable. About Aquamarine Jewelry: Aquamarine's popularity isn't limited to any specific era or fashion trend. It has been appreciated for centuries and continues to be in vogue. An Aquamarine is a precious gemstone from the Beryl family. The name came from a combination of two Latin words. “Aqua” means water, “marina” means sea. Together they named a gemstone with the color of sea water. Aquamarine color varies from greenish blue to blue. The stone receives this color from ferrous iron. The range of the hue goes from very light to moderately dark. Therefore, aqua rarely can be darker than Swiss blue topaz. Aquamarine is a relatively hard gemstone, scoring 7.5 to 8 on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness. This means it is durable and can withstand everyday wear and tear. Aquamarine prices depend on depth and purity of color and clarity. Well-pronounced blue to slightly greenish blue with no visible inclusions are usually the best choice. Although, a high-quality cut, which you can recognize when the stone is dazzling, emphasizes the color and clarity. When choosing the setting for your aquamarine ring, keep in mind that low crown will provide higher brilliance. However, to deepen the color choose higher crowns. Aquamarine usually pairs with white gold and platinum. This combination creates an airy, summery feel. About filigree jewelry: Vintage filigree jewelry is a testament to the skill and artistry of the jewelers. Creating intricate filigree designs by hand is a highly specialized craft that requires precision, patience, and attention to detail. Filigree jewelry has a timeless and classic beauty that transcends fashion trends. The delicate and intricate designs often feature floral motifs, geometric patterns, or lace-like structures that remain appealing and relevant across generations. Filigree jewelry is a delicate and intricate style of jewelry. A filigree piece making involves the use of fine wires made of precious metals. Here are the basics steps of creating a filigree piece: 1) The maker first prepares the fine metal wire which may be round, square, or rectangular in cross-section. It’s usually very thin, often in gauges ranging from 26 to 30 (the higher the number, the thinner the wire). 2) The designer sketches...

Centering two mixed emerald-cut aquamarines each measuring 6.5 x 8.0 mm Transparent light blue in color - prong set north to south Accented by a pierced...

Centering two mixed emerald-cut aquamarines each measuring 6.5 x 8.0 mm Transparent light blue in color - prong set north to south Accented by a pierced orange blossom motif gallery ...

Ring size: 5 This exquisite vintage aquamarine and diamond cocktail ring is an absolute treasure. The dreamy light blue stone radiates on the finger while the glittering diamonds sh...

A stunning, fine and impressive 23.75 carat aquamarine, 0.48 carat ruby and 0.59 carat diamond, 18 karat white gold Art Deco cocktail ring; part of our diverse vintage jewellery collections This stunning, fine and impressive antique aquamarine ring...

Beautiful Antique Art Deco Platinum Aquamarine Onyx and Diamond Cocktail Ring. This gorgeous cocktail ring is crafted in platinum. The center holds a baby blue aquamarine and is surr...

Hexagonal ring features a mixed emerald cut aquamarine weighing approximately 4.90 carats. Eye clean and greenish blue in color with uniform medium saturation. Bezel set in a gold su...

Circa 1920s, 18k, American. This beautiful Art Deco ring is all about the superb 6.0 carat aquamarine. A perfect size for everyday, its colorful narrative is underscored by profuse ...

This remarkable Art Deco ring beautifully features an emerald cut aquamarine weighing an impressive 28.50 carats mounted in a four claw, open back setting. The gemstone is sat in an ...