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Stunning Vintage 1940s Engagement Ring with 1.8 Carat Diamond

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This 1940’s ring has just the right amount of uniqueness, and holds a beautiful 1.8 carat diamond. #EraGem #vintage #jewelry #old #diamond #engagement #ring #wedding #proposeforchristmas

It is true we all love gazing at sparkly jewelry, especially if it is on our fingers. And if you’re window shopping for something truly gorgeous than you must check out Old European cut diamonds. These particular stones were cut in the 1920-1930s and refract light differently than modern round brilliant cut diamonds. Antique diamonds tend to pull your eye into the stone and the light that comes out as more blocky flashes of color rather than the splintery look of the modern stones. You can find many engagement ring and wedding band styles with these pretties right here.
Antique diamonds and rings are a great choice for the bride-to-be that wants a one-of-a-kind treasure, and EraGem’s selection of antique diamonds includes older Mine cut stones as well as Transitional cut diamonds from the 1940’s. To stay up to date on all the latest antique jewelry finds follow EraGemjewelry on Instagram here.

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