Antique Rose Cut Diamond Ring
"A rose cut diamond is the most romantic cut in the world, and every time I stumble across one I swoon. Seven of them in a single ring is its own kind of swoon. This style sits low and easy on the finger, the way the best antique rings do, like it's been there all along."
— Megan, founder & curator
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A late Victorian band set with seven rose cut diamonds in a starburst arrangement. The center stone sits in a kite-shaped recess, flanked by three smaller rose cuts on each side, each one star-set into the wide yellow gold band.
Star settings sit the stones flush with the metal rather than raised on prongs. Practical, hard-wearing, made for daily life. The engraved star points radiating from each stone are original to the era, a Victorian flourish that catches light alongside the diamonds themselves. Rose cuts glow rather than sparkle, faceted by hand and made for candlelight. No two are alike, and seven of them in a row is a quietly extravagant thing.
Metal: 15k Gold
Era: Victorian
Ring Size: 8
Measurements
Top to bottom: 7.2 mm
Side to side: 16.4 mm
Rise: 1.8 mm
Weight: 3.0 g
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