Art Deco Crisscross Lattice Wide Band Ring, 925 Sterling Silver

This art deco ring takes its cue from the 1920s, when architects traded heavy ornament for geometry — fanlights, sunbursts, and crisp lattice lines that climbed toward the sky. It carries that same confidence in miniature.

The art deco ring is built as three horizontal levels: two outer rails carry continuous rows of pavé clear stones, while the open center is woven from crossed silver bars. Each X meeting point holds a single bezel-set stone, like a lit window on a deco facade. Look through it and you see straight through — the lattice is genuinely open, never a stamped imitation.

Read more about the Art Deco design movement that inspired the pattern.

There is no single center stone on this art deco ring — the sparkle is the whole design. Dozens of small round brilliant clear stones run the outer rails, and a bezel-set stone marks every X of the lattice.

The result is an uninterrupted line of light around the finger that reads as elegant on its own and unmistakably luxe stacked beside simpler bands.

A wide, glittering band feels celebratory in a way a slender ring doesn’t — making it a natural anniversary, birthday, or milestone gift.

Give her a piece of architecture she can wear.

Your ring arrives presented in a MIRAMETAL jewelry box, ready to hand over with no extra wrapping needed.