This 14 karat white gold cocktail ring from the Art Deco era features an elongated navette (marquise) shape with intricate filigree openwork throughout the design. A single cut diamond weighing .04 carats sits at the center.

The ring's shoulders feature engraved orange blossom motifs, a popular decorative element in Art Deco jewelry from the 1920s-1930s. The filigree work creates an open, lacy appearance that's lightweight to wear despite the ring's substantial visual size, and the navette shape elongates the appearance on the finger. The white gold has developed natural patina in the recessed areas that adds depth to the ornate detailing.