Art Deco Ruby Cluster Ring

An unusual and bold ruby ring from the Art Deco Period that resembles the shape of an eye. Art Deco jewellery took inspiration from ancient Egypt, India and Persia, where the eye symbol is revered. In 1922, the archaeologist, Howard Carter, discovered the tomb of the Pharaoh Tutankhamun, and the “wonderful things” it contained fuelled the global craze for all things ancient Egyptian. Particularly reminiscent of this style, the shape of the eye has been clearly defined in a rich rose gold surround, with the pointed corners clearly delineated. At its centre we see an attractive oval ruby that has been surrounded by a halo of old cut diamonds. More graduated oval cut rubies follow in an oval ellipse shaped border. This imaginative design has been grain set in a flat disc of rose pink gold and echoes the 'evil eye' symbol, making for a playful and wearable ring. Check Specifications for ring size details. If you require information about the resizing options available on this ring, please enquire for details. CUSTOMER CARE Contact Us Book an Appointment Virtual Consultations New Brochure Delivery & Returns Wish List Sitemap OUR SHOWROOMS Stratford-upon-Avon Mayfair Leicester The Embassy by Pragnell (Stratford-upon-Avon) ABOUT PRAGNELL About Us Services Our Heritage Careers LEGAL AND PRIVACY Terms and Conditions Privacy Policy Cookie Policy Anti Slavery Policy Corporate Social Responsibility Human Rights Policy Responsible Business Policy Supply Chain Policy Supply Chain Grievance Procedure