Our carefully curated collection of 1920s rings encompass the spirit of this era perfectly, conjuring up images of flappers, the Great Gatsby, and the Jazz Age!
Art deco rings are synonymous with the 1920s, crafted solely from platinum and white gold, these pieces showcase a bold and dramatic geometric aesthetic which epitomised this design movement. Emerald-cut and baguette cut diamonds were particularly favoured and can be seen decorating all styles of ring, from cluster rings to flanked solitaires.
A 1920s engagement ring is a truly romantic choice when it comes to commemorating this most special of occasions. Classic diamond solitaire designs provide understated elegance, or go big and bold with coronet cluster rings, their myriads of diamonds capturing the light in an unsurpassed manner. A diamond cluster ring, coming in all shapes and sizes is another timeless avenue to explore!
Colours play a big part in 1920s rings, ranging from the beautiful light bright hue of an aquamarine to the velvety richness of a sapphire, our collection also features vintage emerald engagement rings, stunning ruby cocktail rings and more unusual gems, including coral, onyx and demantoid garnets! Whatever colour you are searching for, you are sure to find it in our rainbow of rings from this fabulous decade.
Pair your vintage engagement ring with a 1920s wedding ring, often featuring engraved details in the linear fashions of the era. Or perhaps consider a 1920s eternity ring, set with old cut or baguette cut diamonds, these can be stacked with other rings, or can stand alone as a dazzling row of sparkle on the finger!
Whatever your style and colour preferences, our collection of antique 1920s rings are sure to impress!
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Old fashioned vintage engagement rings from the 1920s were strongly influenced by advancements in technology and an increasing desire for strong geometric designs. This resulted in a cutting-edge style, featuring bold new cuts of gemstone and the more regular use of platinum as the preferred metal. Bright, bold gemstones were flanked by smaller diamonds, and other gemstones when creating vintage engagement rings, with three stone and cluster designs becoming exceptionally popular. Platinum was the preferred metal for 1920s rings, largely due to its strength, and icy white colour. Furthermore, the intricate metalwork details seen in 1920s vintage engagement rings were only possible because of platinum and its hardness. This has also contributed to the longevity of these rings, allowing them to remain in immaculate condition a century on!
The method of cleaning your vintage 1920s ring will largely depend on the type of ring. The safest way to clean any ring is to use a soft cloth and gently clean the surface of the ring to remove fingerprints or dust. For 1920s vintage engagement rings with diamonds, gemstones and an open back setting, combine warm water and mild soap in a bowl. Take a soft toothbrush to clean the ring, making sure to clean behind the setting. Rinse the ring well and pat dry with a paper towel. To keep your ring in immaculate condition, take your vintage 1920s ring to be cleaned professionally. This will also give your jeweller the opportunity to conduct a thorough check of the ring. We offer an annual aftercare service at Berganza, which is complimentary for life.
Bright, bold and colourful gemstones were extremely popular for vintage 1920s rings, particularly sapphire, opal, ruby, emerald, aquamarine and amethyst. 1920s rings also often feature diamonds, used to contrast against the brightly coloured gemstones.
The best place to keep your 1920s rings when they’re not being worn is in a secure safe. Ensure that the rings are put away in their boxes, or in a soft pouch, to ensure they stay protected and in fine condition. For vintage engagement rings, we would recommend removing them for certain activities, such as when doing heavy housework or DIY, when you’re at the gym, or when swimming in the sea.
The best place to purchase a vintage 1920s ring is from a certified antique and vintage jeweller. A certified jeweller will provide a valuation for insurance for each piece, which will include all of the details about the ring.
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