1960s Emerald and Diamond white gold cocktail ring.

The 1960s marked a significant era in the evolution of jewelry, particularly with the emergence of cocktail rings that showcased an eclectic mix of materials and stones. Among these, the emerald and diamond white gold cocktail ring stands out as a symbol of both luxury and boldness. During this decade, cocktail rings became more than mere accessories; they transformed into statements of personal style and social status. The vibrant hues of emeralds paired with the brilliance of diamonds created a striking visual contrast that appealed to fashion-forward individuals. This combination not only highlighted the wearer's taste but also reflected broader societal shifts towards self-expression through fashion and adornment.

This ring showcases the Emerald in the center of the ring with round and baguette diamonds skirting themselves around the Emerald.  Look how lovely it sits on the finger.

SPECIFICATIONS:

 EMERALD:  A Colombian square cushion cut Emerald weighing 1.03 carat.

 DIAMONDS: 14 round brilliant cut and 12 tapered baguette diamonds all total approximately 1.75 carats, approximately VS-SI clarity, F-G color.

 METAL: 14k white gold.

 WEIGHT:  5.1 grams.

 MEASUREMENTS: 5/8" wide towards the fingernail and 13/16" wide across the finger.

 RING SIZE:  Size 6.5.

CONDITION:  high magnification photographs show considerable design details, and this ring is in good condition, all consistent with age and wear.

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