This striking and sparkling cocktail ring from the 1950s draws clear inspiration from the 1920s, with its voluminous shape, filigree-like detail, and pops of calibre-cut sapphires. These plush and plump ring styles - bombe or bombé (alternatively credited to the French "bombe glacée" dessert or the French for bomb-shaped) - date back to the Edwardian and Art Deco periods, with a major revival in the midcentury, though they also draw inspiration from rounded styles as early as the Georgian era. This one, with crisp round brilliant diamonds and natural sapphires, is a delightful vintage rendition.

Very good vintage condition with moderate wear in line with age and use.

Details:
• 14k white gold, worn stamp and tested
• Size 6 and can be resized within one size
• Three round brilliant cut diamonds approximately 0.14ct, 46 single cut diamonds approximately 0.23ctw (0.47 carat total weight)
• Four calibrated triangular French cut natural sapphires
• Face of ring measures 13.4mm wide, rise off finger is 6.8mm; back of band measures 1.6mm wide and 0.9mm thick
• 4.6g