Double Halo Ring, Art Deco, Sapphire and Diamonds

Double halo ring from the Art Deco period (circa 1920) in 18-carat (750 thousandths) white gold. It is adorned with an oval natural sapphire of approximately 1.50 carats, in a double entourage of old-cut diamonds totaling approximately 1 carat. The finely crafted basket is a testament to the jewelry expertise of the time, where every detail was meticulously crafted to combine refinement and balance. The number 3547 engraved inside the band adds an exclusive and artisanal dimension to this ring, symbolizing quality work and a unique heritage.

Why do we love this double halo ring?

Double halo rings are a timeless trend that enjoyed great popularity, particularly during the Art Deco era, but continue to appeal today. A double halo design refers to a design where the center stone is surrounded by not one, but two circles of diamonds, creating a dramatic effect. This two-tiered setting highlights the main stone while multiplying the sparkle and brilliance of the surrounding diamonds. Double halo rings are often chosen for special occasions such as engagements or wedding anniversaries, as they symbolize both the strength of love and the brilliance of commitment.

Learn more about the Art Deco period

The Art Deco period marked the world of design and jewelry from the 1920s to the 1940s. This style is characterized by geometric lines, clean shapes, and symmetrical patterns. It emerged after the First World War as a response to the heaviness of the Victorian era. As such, it quickly won over the greatest jewelry houses. The Art Deco style favors noble materials such as platinum, gold, and precious stones. It also emphasizes originality and modernity.