Tiffany & Co. Transitional Cut 2.31 Carat Diamond Two Tone Solitaire Vintage Engagement Ring
Circa 1950

Midcentury vintage Tiffany & Co. engagement ring centered with a GIA Certified 2.31 carat transitional cut diamond within a 18k Yellow Gold and Platinum six prong setting which was commonly used in the Midcentury era. 

During the midcentury era, solitaire engagement rings became popular for their simple and timeless design, reflecting the post-war focus on practicality. Tiffany & Co.’s six-prong setting, introduced in 1886, continued to define the standard for engagement rings during this period. The band is crafted from 18k yellow gold, while the platinum prongs provide secure support for the center stone, showcasing the mixed-metal designs popular during the era.