The Verma Group
Pixie
Pixie
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Year: 1960s Ring Size: 7.25 Metal Type: Platinum [Hallmarked, and Tested] Weight: 12.5 grams
Center Stone Details: Jade Measurement: 13.23mm x 9.43mm x 4.87mm Cut: Oval Cabachon Color: Green Type: Natural, Type A, No indications of dye or impregnation, Translucent
GIA Report Number: 2235995312
Side Stone Details: Diamond, 2ct, E-F Color, VS Clarity, Step Cut tapered.
Finger to Top of Stone Measurement: 5.5mm Shank/Band Width: 1.8mm Condition: Excellent
A stunning example of mid-century elegance, this vintage 1960s ballerina ring showcases the timeless beauty of natural jade paired with the brilliance of fine diamonds. Crafted in platinum, the ring features a captivating oval green jade cabochon at its center, surrounded by approximately 2.00 carats of E–F color, VS clarity tapered step-cut diamonds.
The diamonds are meticulously arranged in a radiating pattern, creating the distinctive ballerina silhouette inspired by the graceful movement and flowing shape of a ballerina's tutu. This glamorous design became particularly fashionable during the mid-20th century, reflecting an era of bold statement jewelry and sophisticated craftsmanship.
At the heart of the ring is a beautiful translucent green jade, certified by GIA as natural, untreated Type A jade, with no indications of dye or impregnation. Highly appreciated for its natural beauty, jade has been treasured for centuries as a symbol of prosperity, harmony, protection, and longevity.
The combination of vibrant green jade, brilliant white diamonds, and platinum creates a striking contrast that highlights the artistry of this exceptional vintage piece. Both elegant and distinctive, this ring embodies the glamour of 1960s fine jewelry while celebrating the enduring cultural significance of jade.
Accompanied by GIA Report #2235995312, this remarkable ring is a beautiful addition to any vintage jewelry collection and a timeless statement piece to be cherished for generations
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When you choose to go vintage with VERMA, you are cutting out the use for further mining and environmental damages which are a byproduct. In addition, the diamonds used in our collection are all conflict-free; as the conflict mines were in production after our pieces are dated.
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