Channel Set Baguette Diamond Cocktail Ring

The "cocktail ring"first came about during the 1920’s prohibition, and they symbolized a woman’s freedom tom rebel and participate in secret world of cocktail culture. These statement rings were a way for newly empowered women to signal their presence at speakeasies and cocktail parties. They were seen as a defiant accessory, reflecting the era's Art Deco fashion, as well as symbolizing independence, particularly when worn on the right hand to distinguish them from wedding band

A glance: Baguette and round Diamonds, both channel and prong set in a white Gold bezel. The entirety of the ring is set in white Gold