1940s Boucheron Ribbed Gold & Diamond Ring

Bold, sculptural, and unapologetically French.

This 1940s Boucheron ring is all golden architecture and diamond punctuation. Crafted in 18k yellow gold, the design features three openwork ribbed bars flanked on each side by trios of round brilliant diamonds—six in total, weighing approximately 0.30 carats. Their shimmer is subtle, but deliberate.

The openwork construction allows the skin to become part of the story—revealed, then hidden again, depending on the light. It’s a ring that doesn’t sit quietly. It owns its space.

Signed and numbered, this is a piece of design history. For the collector who appreciates strength disguised as ornament.

• Designer: Boucheron

• Era: 1940s

• Metal: 18k Yellow Gold

• Gemstones: Round Brilliant Diamonds, approx. 0.30 cts total

• Size: 6

• Weight: 9.7 grams

• Serial No.: 13A

• Condition: Very Good

A jewel from a time when glamour came with structure—and meaning.