Just in we have this stylish sapphire and diamond full eternity band. The circa 1940s wedding band is set with 1.20ct of 12 baguette cut sapphires, bezel set with 0.30ct of 12 single cut diamonds, all set in 18ct white gold. Because these rings have gemstones all the way around, they cannot be resized. The good thing about this band is that it is a larger size.


Circa: 1940
Gemstone: Sapphire and Diamonds
Cut: Single Cut Diamonds and Baguette Cut Sapphires
Carat: Sapphires = 1.20ct measuring 3.00 x 2.00 mm
12 Diamonds = 0.30ct
Type: Australian Sapphires
Colour: G
Clarity: VS
Material: 18ct White Gold
Measurements: 2.80 mm band
Finger Size: P
Accompanied by an Independent Ian Abeshouse Valuation

Resizing: This ring is a full circle band and cannot be resized due to the nature of the setting.



1940s:
During the 40s, women’s clothing became more masculine with structured shoulders and nipped waists, so their jewellery became more feminine. Large brooches set with colourful jewels made their way into the spotlight and larger, more layered necklaces adorned the necks of most women who frequented lavish soirees. Larger rings with more angular cut stones were also popular and often incorporated the stepped shoulder design used during the Art Deco period that preceded it.