A MULTI-GEM 'PARROT' RING, BY CARTIER
TUTTI-FRUTTI Few jewels have captured the imagination and enthusiasm of connoisseurs and collectors as the Tutti-Frutti creations of Cartier. The incorporation of Indian influences and gemstones into jewellery was one of Cartier's greatest innovations in the Art Deco period (1915-1935). Alongside the rather severe, geometric style that was distinctive of the time, Cartier produced vibrant Tutti-Frutti jewels that were full of color and flowing naturalistic design. This parrot ring is a wonderful piece set with carved sapphires and emeralds that were directly inspired by the intricate Mogul craftsmanship found throughout the decorative arts of sixteenth-century India.
A MULTI-GEM 'PARROT' RING, BY CARTIER

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A MULTI-GEM 'PARROT' RING, BY CARTIER
Designed as a pavé-set diamond parrot with emerald eyes, black cultured pearl beak, extending to the carved sapphire and emerald terminal of foliate motif with brilliant-cut diamond accents, mounted in 18k white gold, ring size 5, with French assay mark for gold, in red leather Cartier case

Signed and with maker's mark for Cartier, No. 829185
Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity from Cartier

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US$32,000-44,000

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