Art Deco Lilac Paste Riviere platinum The ring itself is crafted

The ring itself is crafted in a rich 18 carat gold

It also features a "kitemark" - a diamond-shaped Design Registration Mark used between 1842 and 1883 - indicating that the design was first registered in November 1882

the mesh moves with a silky fluidity and - despite its fine appearance - has a noticeable

sparked extreme interest in Europe and the US with elements of Ancient Egyptian architecture and fashions forming a pillar of the Art Deco movement

Band width: 2mm

Art Deco Lilac Paste Riviere platinum The ring itself is craftedON HOLD Gorgeous pale lilac pastes festoon this antique riviere necklace that was most likely made in Czechoslovakia in the 1920s. The stones are simply cut with pyramidal facets front and back, with a square table formed by truncating the top point of one side essentially the cut is that most archaic of diamond cuts, the table cut. They're secured in square mounts with four long claws holding each stone in place; simple yet striking geometry in