1960s Bvlgari 1.74ct Burmese Ruby Trombino Ring in Platinum

A statement platinum and cushion cut Burmese ruby Trombino ring by the House of Bvlgari from the 1960s. A vibrant red cushion cut ruby takes centre stage securely claw set as the glowing centrepiece. An expert arrangement of channel set tapered baguette, and pave set brilliants surround this exceptional ruby. A well-known design from the House the broad shoulders of this iconic style enabled diamonds and gemstones to be intricately set, and perfectly showcase rare and important examples. The Burmese ruby set into this ring is accompanied by certification from the AGL (American Gemmological Laboratories) to confirm a Burmese origin and that it has not been subjected to any heat or clarity enhancement. Since it was founded in 1884 the House of Bvlgari has become famous worldwide for their bold and striking designs. The house was as its peak when it was owned and run by the founding family from 1884 to 2011. They also favour superb quality diamonds and gemstones set into highly individual designs influenced by ancient Roman architecture. The Trombino or "little trumpet" design is a well-known statement style that was first seen in the early 1930s and is still produced by the House today. The late Hollywood star and renowned jewellery collector. Dame Elizabeth Taylor (1932-2011) first became acquainted with Bvlgari whilst filming Cleopatra in Rome during the 1960s. Her vast collection of jewellery was auctioned at Christies in 2011 and featured many Bvlgari pieces including a platinum and sapphire Trombino ring. Originating from the 1960s this signed example is a sought after and desirable example to be worn and enjoyed by lovers of vintage Bvlgari jewels.