Cartier Dinh Van 18k Gold Ring - Striking Modernist Design, circa 1960s

Elegant and sculptural, this vintage French diamond ring features a lovely fancy yellow brilliant cut diamond that makes me think of warm sunshine. Made of buttery 18K yellow gold, ...

I’m pleased to offer a wonderful, classic & elegant diamond eternity love knot ring from the 1980's. Crafted of solid 18K yellow gold, the ring features an eternity knot design, spa...

One of a kind and very striking, I found this ring while out antiquing in New England. I love the celestial Star motif and the combination of garnet, agate and pearl. It's definitely...

Crafted of solid 18K buttery gold, the ring features the enduring symbol of love, friendship and partnership - two clasped hands. (Fede rings go back to the 3rd and 4th century and b...

I'm delighted to offer one of Baumstein Feder's original gold Lion rings from the 1950's. Many manufacturers made inferior copies of this magnificent lion over the years, and when y...

While not flexible like a true tobogas style, this fun pair of matching 18K gold diamond bands certainly resemble the tubogas jewelry popularized in the 1930s and 1940s. Great worn ...

Very rare, 18k yellow gold & lapis lazuli modernist ring designed by Jean Dinh Van for Cartier dating to the 1960's. Currently the ring best fits a US size 5.5 or 6 however can be a...

Very unusual, 18k yellow gold modernist wrap ring with diamonds designed by Jean Dinh Van for Cartier dating to the late 1960's. Ring is very delicate yet bold in appearance. It wrap...

To the ancient Egyptians the 'ankh' symbol represents protection and eternal life. This collectible Jean Dinh Van for Cartier 18 karat yellow gold vintage ankh ring will then keep t...

An Ancient Egyptian symbol, the Ankh is said to represent everything from life to harmony to the sun and movement of time. This stylized Ankh ring was made by Jean Dinh Van for Carti...

Jean Dinh Van (1927 - 2022) 18K Gold and Citrine ring, 1971, First Edition Wears the Original Jean Dinh Van maker's mark, guarantee of the french master being the manufacturer of the...

Brutalist 18K ring with amethyst and diamonds probably by Arthur King an American designer in the 1960's and 1970's. His jewelry can be seen in major museums such as MOMA and the V & A in London. He was also collected by many of the major movie stars and celebrities of the time such as Elizabeth Taylor, Lena Horne and Barbara Hutton. The ring, though not signed, has many of King's inimitable stylist nuances. Such as the powerful and organic prongs, the decidedly nugget like patina coupled with the obvious cie perdue or lost wax creation of the setting and the unusual design that was not mass produced. This ring is well made, the 6 diamonds, estimated to weigh .46 cts., are all H, near colorless, and very slightly included (VS1), they are set in 18K white gold, the rest of the ring is 18K yellow gold. The center pear cut natural amethyst is a pure vivid purple color with slight red undertones. This stone is estimated to weigh 12 cts. This ring is a fine example of "Brutalist Jewelry", with its very obvious "natural approach" to setting the stones, the texture of the gold which has the nugget...