Vintage Platinum Diamond Bridal Set | 0.90ct VS1 H Diamonds | Granat Maker | Size 4

Celebrate timeless love with this exquisite Vintage Platinum and Diamond Bridal Set, crafted with exceptional quality and classic elegance.

The engagement ring features a dazzling 0.50ct round brilliant center diamond, flanked by two 0.13ct side stones, all graded VS1 clarity and H color for superior sparkle. The matching band is adorned with 0.27ct of diamonds, bringing the total diamond weight to 0.90ct. Each diamond is securely prong-set in luxurious, enduring platinum, a metal known for both strength and rarity.

This beautifully preserved set weighs a substantial 8.9 grams and is marked "Granat," denoting its origins from the esteemed jewelry house known for their precision and craftsmanship. Designed in ring size 4, this heirloom-quality set is perfect for vintage collectors or brides seeking a truly unique and timeless piece.

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The Legacy of Granat Brothers: Crafting Jewelry with History and Heart

Founded by immigrant brothers Joseph and Leo Granat in 1905, Granat Brothers grew from a small repair shop in Stockton, California, into one of the most respected jewelry manufacturers on the West Coast. Known for their exceptional craftsmanship, innovation, and dedication to engagement and wedding jewelry, the company thrived for over 55 years — with their signature pieces carried by more than 5,000 retailers across the U.S.

By the 1920s, their San Francisco flagship store and Mission District workshop became landmarks, serving as the foundation for what would become the largest jewelry manufacturer west of the Mississippi.

Famous for their slogan “the largest selection of diamond rings in all of Western America,” Granat Brothers also produced everything from lockets and brooches to compacts and flatware — always staying in step with changing styles.

They were pioneers in wedding set design, trademarking the name “Wed-Lok” for their seamless interlocking engagement and wedding rings. Even after closing in the early 1960s, Granat Brothers' dies continued to be used into the 1980s, a testament to the timeless quality of their work.

Their legacy lives on in every vintage Granat piece — a blend of artistry, innovation, and California spirit. ]