Art Deco Emerald and Diamond Shamrock Ring art nouveau jewlery The finely rendered owls were

The finely rendered owls were originally part of an antique 14k gold stick pin (circa 1880-1900)

The wings and moonstone pieces were originally parts of antique brooches (circa 1900)

This stately men's ring features a synthetic ruby set into a substantial 10k yellow gold mounting with a white gold overlay on the shoulders of the ring

with the glass secure in its setting and the goldwork well preserved

The brooch is accented with vibrant pink and white enamel and holds a lustrous pearl at its center

Art Deco Emerald and Diamond Shamrock Ring art nouveau jewlery The finely rendered owls wereA striking Art Deco ring from circa 1920, featuring channel set diamonds punctuated by vivid emerald accents, all mounted in solid platinum. The crisp geometry and clean linear arrangement are hallmarks of the Art Deco movement, reflecting the eras fascination with modernity, symmetry, and architectural precision. The channel setting, favored during this period, allows the diamonds to form a continuous ribbon of sparkle while maintaining a sleek,