Art Deco Diamond & Sapphire Hexagonal Target Ring space age and most often associated with

and most often associated with the Beltaine festival marking the mid-point between the spring equinox and the summer solstice

Offered on a fine silver curb chain

It's had an interesting and eventful history

some archaeologists have theorised that the imitation of the sacred horned animal head - specifically the bull - derives from its coincidental resemblance to female genitals

It remains paired with the original Cartier presentation box

Art Deco Diamond & Sapphire Hexagonal Target Ring space age and most often associated withDATE: Art Deco, c. 1920 A striking, almost architectural flavour to this 1920s Art Deco target ring. The hexagonal head features concentric rows of rose cut diamonds and calibr cut sapphires around a central domed rose cut diamond. True to its era, the edges are finished in fine millegrain, with petite shoulder accents and a gorgeous pierced gallery designed to allow light in behind the stones. Crafted in platinum throughout with French control marks