Sharing Art Deco Jewels With The World

Here VintageDiamondRing.com, when you enter our website, it's like you are traveling back to a different time, or era. When you step inside our site you see gleaming metals such as platinum and rose gold, artistic filigree engravings, aquamarines with deep blue hues reminding you of the carribean ocean, and beautiful antique mine cut diamonds. Antique jewelry represents a time when master jewelers actually cared about their craft. They sat behind benches making beautiful pieces of jewelry for their customers to enjoy. No computers, no molds, just beautiful handmade engagement rings, necklaces and earrings. Art Deco, Victorian, and Edwardian jewelry can not be reproduced today. They are considered works of art, just like beautiful paintings. Our goal is to curate, and share, Art Deco engagement rings and vintage jewelry with the world. We want our customers to express their true selves with beautiful alternative engagement rings . We do not use newly mined diamonds, gemstones, or reproductions. We only offer vintage, and antique, mine cut or european cut diamonds with vintage rubies and aquamarines...all with timeless, classic Art Deco rings. Here are four estate rings you will love!

Antique Engagement Rings

Our specialty, and passion, is antique engagement rings . This stunning antique ring features a .30 carat transitional cut diamond, flanked by two european cut diamond accents, residing in a 1930's two tone dinner ring signed " Jabel." This ring is completed with beautiful filigree engravings. Our selection of antique dinner rings feature eras such as Art Deco and Edwardian.

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Happy Birthday Emerald!

Emerald has been a favorite of jewelry enthusiasts dating all the way back to the Victorian era and continued into the Art Deco era, the 1960's and 1970's, and continues today. Our collection of emerald engagement rings is always from estates. We never source any emeralds. All of our emeralds will be accompanied by either an AGL or GIA gemstone report. Emeralds may contain some type of oil treatment which will be reported on the certificate. A beautiful antique emerald ring is very much coveted today, and will bring very strong prices in today's market place. The legend of this gemstone is one of riches, wealth and love, elegance and passion. So let's wish the emerald a very happy birthday, and view five stunning pieces of vintage emerald jewelry you will love.

Vintage Emerald Ring

This stunning vintage emerald ring features a deep green Columbian Muzo emerald weighing 1.24 carat. It is accompanied by a GIA Gem Lab report, and is flanked by 6 criss cut diamonds residing in a 1980's platinum setting. Explore our wonderful collection of emerald engagement rings accompanied by AGL and GIA Gem Lab reports.

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J.E Caldwell, Lambert Bros Jewelers and Belais Manufacturers

Websters dictionary states that the word, synonymous, is a like in meaning or identifiable. When we think of Belais jewelers we think of white gold, and with Lambert Bros. we think of the pear shape diamond and Liz Taylor. Belais Manfacturing Company was started by David Belais in the late 1800's and lasted until the early 1940's. They were one of the earliest manufacturers of white gold. Belais applied for a patent in the early 1900's for white gold. His gold was a mixture of the alloys white gold, zinc, and nickle. The brilliancy of this was that when the war came to fruition, platinum wasn't being used, so this white gold became the standard. Belais applied for the patent in 1918, called white gold, and it was granted in 1920. Belais used beautiful mine cut diamonds and european cut diamonds in solitaire engagement rings flanked by stunning filigree and floral engravings. They also loved gemstones, and semi precious gemstones including aquamarines with classic milgrain engravings. Another wonderful jeweler was the Lambert Brothers of NYC. They came into existence in the late 1800's. Lambert Brothers jewelers was started in the late 1800's with August Lambert, and his brother, making beautiful engagement rings and jewelry. The tradition continued into the 1970's with the grandson, Henry, at the helm. Henry then sold Lambert Bros. to the Zale corporation. In 1979 Henry purchased the famed 69.42 carat pear shape diamond that was given to Liz Taylor from Richard Burton for 3 million dollars. Here are four beautiful antique engagement rings! J.E Caldwell and Co was synonymous for beautiful art deco jewelry and art deco engagement rings and diamond engagement rings using masterful filigree engravings and european cut diamonds. Caldwell partnered James Bennet to form Bennet and Caldwell in the mid 1800's and after Bennet's death years later , he founded in the J.E Caldwell and Co.

J.E Caldwell and Co

This very important jewelry company from Philadelphia PA produced beautiful art deco diamond rings and this stunning deco ring circa 1930's features 3 center european cut diamonds and surrounded by ten european cut diamond accents residing in a platinum setting completed with filigree embellishment. Magnifique!

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Our Legacy!

Legacy, simply said, is what we leave behind. What will be our legacy? I will always remember the wonderful memories I have of my mother, especially when she would go out on a Saturday night, and put on her Art Deco ring. Or when she would go to a beautiful affair, and she would wear her Art Deco diamond bracelet. When I put on my mom's antique ring, or Art Deco bracelet, it takes me back to a different time. It makes me feel special. In some ways, I actually feel like she's with me. Thats what's so special about Art Deco jewelry; the special memories that will always be with you, and your family. The beautiful memories your children will have when you pass it on to them. Each Art Deco engagement ring has its own story, or journey, and nothing you will wear can embody your personal journey more. So let's start your legacy with a beautiful antique ring from the Art Deco, Victorian, or Edwardian era.

Art Deco Engagement Rings

Art Deco engagement rings are stunning! This lovely Art Deco ring features beautiful filigree engravings, with an original antique diamond weighing .35 carat. This diamond resides in a platinum setting circa 1930's. Fun Fact: Vintage Art Deco rings come from the years 1915-1938.

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Vintage Engagement Rings with Color!

Flowers are blooming, the weather is beautiful, and that means that Spring is here! I dont know about you, but we are so happy that the spring is here! With the arrival of Spring comes one of our favorite times, engagement ring season! Engagement ring season is such as joy as couples get engaged with beautiful Art Deco engagement rings and gemstone engagement rings. We love precious, and semi precious gemstones, such as aquamarines, garnets, sapphires, tourmalines, zircons and the hot moonstones! With green as Pantone's color of the year, and rose gold gaining popularity, this spring will be a wonderful season to get engaged. Here are a few beautifully colorful engagement rings for you to view!

Aquamarine Engagement Ring

There's no better combination than an aquamarine residing within a 1930's platinum art deco engagement ring. This stunning aquamarine engagement ring features beautiful filigree and lattice work embellishments. The combination of Aqua within rose gold is truly classic for the non diamond engagement ring customer. Oh, and our aquamarines are never sourced!

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Eco-Friendly Gifts For Mother's day!

Thank you" is something we say to our mom everyday, but there's one day when its most important.....Mother's day!! This Mother's Day you can give a beautiful gift while helping to help save the earth at the same time with beautiful vintage jewelry that is eco friendly and conflict free. Our selection of antique and vintage jewelry is always from estates, which means they are eco friendly. There is no digging of the precious earth for gold while making our waters dirty. This means there are no underage children looking for rough diamonds for people to sell to finance nonsensical wars. At VintageDiamondRing.com we never source any of our antique diamonds or precious and semi precious gemstones. Here are 5 pieces of vintage jewelry that Mom would love!

Vintage Ruby Necklace

Her heart will always be yours with this beautiful vintage ruby pendant . It features a natural .80 carat Siamese ruby, surrounded by nine round diamonds and 3 marquis diamond accents weighing approximately .60 carat. These stones reside in a 14 kt yellow gold setting circa 1970's. With vintage jewelry you are guaranteed that your necklace is ethical and conflict free.

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Simple Engagement Rings

It all seemed so simple before. We have heard that statement many times, but that's exactly what makes antique engagement rings timeless. We all love the beauty of an antique solitaire diamond ring, with filigree and milgrain engravings. Even a mine cut diamond residing in a bezel setting. Could it be the beauty of different metals, like platinum or the gentle warmness of rose gold. Before computer simulations, and castings, there was the dedication of master jewelers sitting behind a bench for weeks on end, during the Art Deco and Edwardian eras, working endlessly to create timeless rings we can still enjoy. Here are five estate engagement rings we think you will love!

Two Tone Engagement Ring

The 1940's was a wonderful time for engagement rings. This sweet vintage diamond ring features a petite .07 carat transitional cut diamond residing in a two tone rose gold engagement ring . Our collection of petite engagement rings features metals such as rosy yellow gold and white gold.

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It's Bridal Week!

One of our favorite things to read is the Fashion and Style section of the New York Times. And, guess what!? It's bridal week now, so let's say yes to bridal rings with antique engagement rings and antique wedding bands . Our inspiration is to introduce our collection of engagement rings, and bands, to you from the Art Deco, Victorian, and 1940's eras that are always ethical and conflict free. Please remember, we never interpret antique rings. We only curate original rings from estates throughout the world. Enjoy bridal week, and please view our selection of engagement rings and wedding bands.

Minimalist Engagement Ring

It's bridal week, and what's hot is minimalist engagement rings . Simple, and thin, this beautiful 1940's antique ring features a petite transitional cut diamond. This diamond is flanked by milgrain engravings, residing in a 14 kt rosy yellow gold setting.

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Where To Pop The Question!

You've found your true love that you want to spend your life with, and now the next step is popping the question. You have that perfect vintage or antique engagement ring , and now you have to figure out where to do it. There are a few great places for popping the question. Are you both outdoorsy types? Do you love sports, theatre or love to shop? Who doesn't love to shop!? Here is our list here's of 4 great places to ask this important question!

Outdoors

If you love being active outside, there's no better place to propose than the outdoors. Hiking, horseback riding, watching a beautiful sunset, or even at a marathon are all great places to pop the question. I can guarantee your partner will remember that for the rest of their life. My future husband popped the question at the NYC marathon and it's something I will never forget!

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Art Deco Engagement Rings: A Road Well Traveled!

When you look at your Art Deco engagement ring , it's like taking a journey back in time, or part of a road well traveled. What type of road has your ring traveled? Did a military serviceman come back to the States in the mid 1940's and give his fiancee a rose gold engagement ring during the Retro era? Was your antique ring produced during the Art Deco era, with bold, beautiful filigree and geometric frames? No matter what the road, your ring has traveled. You will remember the words your partner used when presenting it to you. Now it's your time to start a journey. Whatever journey you are going to embark on, you will do it with your partner and your Art Deco ring. Let us introduce to you 4 vintage rings you will love!

Art Deco Engagement Ring

Art Deco engagement rings are so hard to find, so we're glad we found this stunning engagement ring! It features a bright white .40 carat european cut diamond, flanked by 4 single cut accents, all residing in a 1930's 14 kt white gold setting.

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