This Art Deco garnet ring with European-cut diamonds in antique style is crafted in lavish platinum, weighs 4.8g and measures 10mm wide and 6.5mm deep. In stunning geometrically inspired and color contrasted Deco style, this charismatic Art Deco garnet ring exposes a significant prong-set 3.08ct emerald-cut garnet measuring 9.02mm long and 7.02mm wide, graded a delightful 'lively scarlet' color and 'very good' clarity. Secured by quatrefoil elongated prongs, this vividly-colored gemstone is exposed atop a pierced openwork gallery incorporating asymmetrical profiles. Elaborately designed, triumvirate shoulders of delicately scalloped borders comprise meticulously crafted lozenge, triangular and foliate themed openwork silhouettes, cumulatively bead-set with 0.26cts of European-cut diamonds graded H-I color and VS2 clarity, enhanced by finely mille grained contours. The highly ornate stylized triangular shoulders taper gracefully to merge into a spherical platinum band and an easily sizable shank.

Garnet, derived from the Latin word for seed, ‘Granatus’, with a history spanning more than 5,000 years, was named due to its color similarity to pomegranate seeds. Pomegranate's associated symbolism with Garnets has been longstanding. Interestingly, several ancient jewelry items have been unearthed, studded with tiny red Garnets in cluster-like patterns reminiscent of pomegranates, which are closely associated with eternity in Greek mythology. Garnet is said to be the stone of romantic love and passion, enhancing sensuality and intimacy, said to awaken creativity and positive energy with the power to bring success to one’s career. The Crusaders mounted Garnets into their armor, believing they possessed the power to ensure their safe return home. During the Middle Ages, the Garnet was also believed to expel negativity, ward off harm and increase our sense of well-being, adding loyalty and honesty as personal attributes.

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