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Emis Beros 18K Gold Diamond & Onyx Ring, Signed, Circa 1970s
Emis Beros 18K Gold Diamond & Onyx Ring, Signed, Circa 1970s
Emis Beros 18K Gold Diamond & Onyx Ring, Signed, Circa 1970s
Emis Beros 18K Gold Diamond & Onyx Ring, Signed, Circa 1970s
Emis Beros 18K Gold Diamond & Onyx Ring, Signed, Circa 1970s
Emis Beros 18K Gold Diamond & Onyx Ring, Signed, Circa 1970s

Emis Beros 18K Gold Diamond & Onyx Ring, Signed, Circa 1970s

SKU: RO.SK.59

A cluster of pavé-set round brilliant diamonds anchors this 1970s ring by Emis Beros, the Harry Winston-trained designer known for bold, sculptural gold work. The diamonds; 0.75 carats total in G-H color and VS2 clarity sit within a fluted gold frame that catches light along its ribbed surface, itself bordered by a smooth oval of black onyx that frames the sparkling center in matte contrast. The interplay of textures; brilliant-cut stones, ridged gold, and polished onyx is characteristic of Beros's design language, which favored strong material contrasts over single-focal-point settings. The ring is signed "Emis" with a 750 hallmark on the interior. At 34 millimeters long and 16 grams, it wears as a genuine statement piece. Condition is excellent: the gold retains a bright, well-kept finish, the onyx shows no chips or dulling, and all diamonds are secure.


Metal 18k Gold, Yellow Gold
Gemstone Diamond, Onyx
Circa 1970
Stone Cut Brilliant
Stone Color White, Black
Stone Clarity Very Slightly Included (VS1)
Stone Creation Natural
Weight (grams) 16.0

Regular price $3,650.00

Emis Beros 18K Gold Diamond & Onyx Ring, Signed, Circa 1970s

$3,650.00
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