Introducing this exquisite antique 1920s quatrefoil old European cut diamond cluster ring, a stunning embodiment of elegance and beauty. This captivating piece features a charming quatrefoil design, characterised by its four rounded lobes, a symbol of good fortune and protection.
The ring showcases four radiant diamonds, each carefully pavé set in 18ct yellow gold. The diamonds are graded in color from F to H and clarity from SI to P1, ensuring a brilliant sparkle that captures the light beautifully. The delicate 1.50mm band complements the eye-catching cluster, making it a perfect choice for both everyday wear and special occasions.
Circa: 1920s
Gemstone: Diamonds
Cut: Old European Cut
Carat: 4 Diamond = 0.40ct
Colour: F to G
Clarity: SI1 to P1
Metal: 18ct Yellow Gold
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Quatrefoil Design in Antique Jewellery
The quatrefoil design is a decorative motif that resembles a four-leaf clover or a flower with four rounded petals. This design has its roots in Gothic architecture and was popular in various art forms, including jewellery, during the medieval period and the Renaissance.
The quatrefoil often symbolises good luck and prosperity. It can also represent the idea of the four elements or the four cardinal points. Antique jewelry featuring the quatrefoil design showcases intricate craftsmanship. Artisans would often use techniques such as engraving, enamelling, and gem setting to enhance the motif. You can find quatrefoil designs in various styles, from Victorian and Art Nouveau to Art Deco. Each era bringing its own unique interpretation, making these pieces highly collectible.