Six-Row Diamond Band in Platinum by Van Cleef & Arpels, New York (1960s)

This bold six-row diamond band by Van Cleef & Arpels, created in their New York atelier circa 1960, is a triumph of modernist glamour. A continuous field of brilliant-cut diamonds—totaling approximately 6.5 carats—blankets the wide platinum form in perfect symmetry. Cool, architectural, and unapologetically luminous, this ring speaks to a mid-century elegance born not in salons, but skyscrapers. A rare American-signed platinum piece, numbered 46488, and designed to command without concession.