Art Deco Tank Ring in Gold, Sapphire and Diamonds

This Art Deco Tank ring (circa 1935) embodies the boldness of its era. Crafted in 18-carat (750 thousandths) white gold, it features a dark sapphire of approximately 4 carats, contrasted by 14 old-cut diamonds, totaling approximately 1 carat.

Why do we love this Art Deco Tank ring?

Its architectural design, characteristic of the Tank style, reflects the influence of the geometric and powerful shapes of the 1930s. The combination of sapphire and diamonds, mounted on an imposing structure, gives this ring a unique presence, a symbol of strength and refinement.

Learn more about the Art Deco period

The period Art Deco left its mark on 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.