Art Deco Diamond Trilogy Ring lost lovers The diamonds glisten beautifully as

The diamonds glisten beautifully as the large pavilion facets catch the light

Marks: French marks for silver (boar head)

Stones: Moss Agate

*although the term Surf & Turf wasn't coined until the 1960s

Two step cut sapphires at the centre are surrounded by a platinum and rose cut diamond frame and an 18 carat yellow gold band sets up a gorgeous bimetal tone

Art Deco Diamond Trilogy Ring lost lovers The diamonds glisten beautifully asGorgeous antique trilogy ring set with three bright and icy white old cut diamonds. It dates from the Art Deco era, circa 1920, crafted in 18 carat gold with platinum prong settings. The diamonds, transitional cuts, total around . 86ct with excellent sparkle and fire. Trilogy rings are believed to have originated in ancient Egypt, where they were thought to represent the three phases of the sun (rising, high noon, and setting) or the three stages of