1970s Andrew Grima Opal Diamond Gold Ring

An 18 carat gold trinity ring by Andrew Grima. The three entwined rope-twist hoops are crafted in 18ct white, yellow, and rose gold. The ring is stamped with Andrew Grima's makers m...

A stunning pearl and diamond ring by the renowned maker Andrew Grima. Solid 18 carat yellow gold example. Heavy and solid. Designed with a large pearl to centre, 14mm diameter. Surro...

Iconic Modernist Ring by Andrew Grima. 20 carats Cushion Cut Brown Quartz in a 18K Gold textured graphic setting; Signed Grima Andrew Grima (31 May 1921 – 26 December 2007) was an ...

Andrew Grima ring featuring a granite gold dome set with diamonds and its top with a pearl. Signature H.J. Co. (One of the first stamp that Andrew Grima ...

Designed as a stylized flower head, this ring highlights Grima’s post-war innovative techniques emphasizing organic and abstract designs versus the figurative forms of before. This ring seems as modern today as it was when it was made in 1970. It is set with 31 single-cut diamonds weighing a total of approximately 0.77 carats mounted in 18k yellow gold. 18k carat yellow gold Approximately 0.77 carats of diamonds Weighs 9.1 grams Signed “Grima” with “HJCo” maker’s mark Full British hallmarks for London Made in 1970 Size 7 Andrew Grima was one of the most influential jewelry designers of the post-war period. He helped spearhead the mid-century British art jewelry movement and revitalize an industry decimated by World War II deprivations. Entirely self-taught, he rose to prominence in the 1960s, with his sculptural style capturing the free spirit of the times. In 1966 Grima's work came to the attention of the royal family after Lord Snowden purchased several pieces for Princess Margaret, most notably the Balmoral Lichen Brooch. That same year Prince Phillip gave the Queen a carved ruby and diamond brooch (known as the Ruby Venus Brooch...

Vintage Opal diamond 14k white gold ring, circa 1970s. ABOUT THIS ITEM: #R-DJ818F This vintage opal and diamond ring is a basic for...