Art Deco Opal and Diamond Ring of Platinum trademarkantiues The lily of the valley

The lily of the valley was originally an antique stick pin (circa 1900) that our jeweler transformed by riveting it onto a 10k gold ring (circa 1920-1930)

and 12k gold

Each earring consists of a a golden circle with blue and white enamel forget-me not flowers hanging from a white enamel forget-me-not flower with green enamel leaves

confirming its origin and gold content

8 inches from top to bottom

Art Deco Opal and Diamond Ring of Platinum trademarkantiues The lily of the valleyA breathtaking example of Art Deco elegance, this antique ring (circa 1920) centers on a luminous marquise cut white opal, its surface alive with shifting flashes of color. Surrounding the opal in a halo of brilliance are 30 old mine cut diamonds, each meticulously set in platinum, together creating a jewel that captures the refined glamour of the Jazz Age. The face of the ring measures 1 inch by 0. 65 inches wide, and the piece weighs a substantial