Embrace the enchanting glamour of the 1950s with this exquisite oval amethyst ring, a true testament to the era’s iconic jewellery style. Set in 22ct yellow gold, this piece beautifully showcases the soft light purple hue of the 7.20ct amethyst, exuding a timeless elegance.

Crafted with six meticulous claws, the stunning gemstone is highlighted in a way that reflects the exquisite craftsmanship of the 1950s. The band features a graceful 2.80 mm reverse taper, offering both comfort and a sleek silhouette that captures the sophisticated spirit of mid-century design.

Perfect for special occasions or as a standout everyday piece, this ring is a striking reminder of vintage allure. Add a touch of 1950s charm to your collection and celebrate the artistry of this remarkable decade.


Circa: 1950s
Gemstone: Amethyst 
Carat: 7.20ct
Stone Measurements: 15.00 x 11.30 x 7.20 mm
Cut: Oval
Material: 22ct Yellow Gold
Band: Reverse Tapered

Mid 20th Century (1950 - 1970):
The 1950s era in jewellery was a vibrant celebration of post-war optimism and glamour. Designs from this decade showcased bold geometric shapes and vibrant colours, often featuring large, eye-catching gemstones like turquoise, coral, and amethyst. Pearls remained timeless, but their settings became more innovative, with intricate designs that combined them with gold and silver filigree. The popularity of Hollywood glamour influenced styles, leading to dramatic pieces that emphasised elegance and sophistication. Brooches, statement earrings, and chunky cocktail rings were all the rage, often adorned with dazzling diamonds that sparkled in the light. Art Deco elements persisted, blending with more whimsical motifs like floral designs and abstract forms. Overall, 1950s jewellery exuded a sense of fun and luxury, reflecting a cultural shift towards leisure and celebration. It was a time when accessories were not just adornments, but essential expressions of personal style and identity.