Composition

Mount Details

  • Construction Cast and assembled with a polished finish
  • Design Four-leaf clover pavé set platinum cocktail ring
  • Metal Purity 950 grade platinum, tested by electro-chemical equipment
  • Markings / Hallmarks Not hallmarked. Under the UK Hallmarking Act 1973, many antique pieces are legally exempt from hallmarking requirements. This piece has been assessed and is consistent with the period and metal type indicated.
  • Gross Weight Approximately 4.1 grams
  • Curated From England

Gemstone Details

Diamond Screening: All diamonds have been screened and are confirmed to be of natural origin.

Measurements and grading are approximate and represent the average of all gemstones in each section, unless actual measurements are noted.

Total Estimated Carat Weight: Approximately 0.34ct

Diamonds

  • Weight per Stone0.005ct – 0.02ct
  • Est. Total WeightApproximately 0.34ct
  • Approx. Dimensions1.10mm × 1.10mm × 0.66mm – 1.65mm × 1.65mm × 1.00mm
  • ColourG
  • ClarityVS1 (average — slight variation present across stones)

Brilliant-Cut Diamond

  • Quantity1
  • CutBrilliant-cut
  • Approximate Weight0.02ct
  • PositionCentre stone

Eight-Cut Diamonds

  • Quantity25

The Lucky One

Mid-Century Modern (1950–1970)
Storied Find #: 054-25
Cast in the late 40s to early 50s in 950 grade platinum, this four-leaf clover cocktail ring carries the glamour of the time. It belongs to a period that favoured botanical forms rendered in precious materials as emblems of good fortune and post-war hope. Twenty-five eight-cut diamonds are distributed across the petals and stem, closely set with a subtle, splintered brilliance, drawing the eye toward the central brilliant-cut stone that serves as the clover's heart. The clover head is substantial without heaviness. The shoulders rise from a slender single-band shank and trifurcate to cradle the mount. Perhaps it marked a homecoming. Perhaps a proposal made more urgent by a close call survived. We cannot know for certain, only that someone chose to cast a fragment of luck into the most resilient of metals and stones, and in doing so made a transient gesture of hope irrevocable.
Timeless Guardian

The four-leaf clover has been carried as a protective charm across centuries of European folk tradition — not merely as a token of luck, but as a talisman believed to pierce illusion and reveal hidden danger. The bearer, folklore held, could not be deceived: they could see through glamour, detect malevolent forces invisible to others, and navigate the world with a clarity that ordinary mortals lacked. What we now call good fortune is simply that older protection wearing a lighter coat.

Sustainability

Vintage (Approx. 76 years old). By choosing a storied find from the Mid-Century Modern era, you are participating in an ethos that values the enduring spirit of an object. This piece represents a commitment to preservation, requiring no new mining.

Ring Size
K · UK (5¼ US)
✦ Sizable
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You'll also receive:

  • ✦ Oval Leatherette Case
  • ✦ The Ane Antrin Little Black Book (Hand-bound)
  • ✦ Insured & Tracked Shipping (Signature Required)
£995.00
UK tax included. Local taxes and international duties may apply upon delivery.
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