18K white gold ring with sapphires (approx. 0.70ctw) and brilliant cut diamonds (approx. 0.70ctw), 1940s / 1950s

The ring in question was made with a decidedly modern cut, although it dates back to the 40s / 50s.
This taste is given by the fact that he brings with him some element of Art Déco, characterized as it is by these very straight and very precise lines, but also by some eccentric elements.
The jewel almost seems to be composed of two different and superimposed rings, even if not perfectly interlocked on each other, but rather shifted towards the outside.
"Each ring" is made up of a wavy rectangle and a remaining gold band.
The rectangles are decorated with a double row of stones, one of carré-cut sapphires for a total of approx. 0.70ct, and the other of brilliant-cut diamonds, for a total of approx. 0.70ct.
To close the decoration of the ring we find two cabochon-cut sapphires, placed in an extremely unusual way in the center but on the outer edges, at the beginning of the two rectangles.
The ring setting is entirely in 18K white gold.

PERIOD:
1940s / 1950s

CUT IT:
16 (editable)

MATERIALS:
18K white gold, carré-cut sapphires and two cabochon-cut sapphires, for an estimated total of approx. 0.70ct. and brilliant cut diamonds, for an estimated total of approx. 0.70ct.

ESTIMATED CHARACTERISTICS OF DIAMONDS:
Total carat weight: 0.70ct
Color: H.
Purity: IF / VS

WEIGHT:
9.3 g

CONDITIONS:
Very good condition
NB: A sapphire is chipped, but the defect does not affect the final appearance of the ring, as it is not visible to the naked eye.
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