- One-Of-A-Kind
- Metal: 18k yellow gold and platinum
- Central Diamond: 1.49ct I/VS1 (EGL Certified) Natural Diamond
Sometimes, the simplest designs are the best, and our ONE-OF-A-KIND
ONE-OF-A-KINDAs the name suggests, one of a kind means that a jewel is the only one of its kind and will not be replicated.
Round Diamond SOLITAIRE
SOLITAIRE
While the term solitaire can refer to any piece of jewellery set with a single diamond, it is most commonly used to describe an engagement ring where the entire focus of the design is on the centre stone.
is one such design. Set with an impressive, certified 1.49 CARAT
CARAT
A unit of weight that is used to measure the physical weight of diamonds and gemstones, one carat equals 0.200 grams or 1/5 gram and is subdivided into 100 points. The term carat is believed to derive from the carob tree, whose seeds weigh approximately 0.20 grams. To determine the approximate weight of a diamond, ancient jewellers would use carob seeds placed on balance scales. While this archaic method has been replaced with high-precision electronic weighing machines, the terminology has endured.
round BRILLIANT CUT DIAMOND
BRILLIANT CUT DIAMOND
The brilliant cut is a type of diamond or gemstone cut with 58 facets, positioned to maximise a stone’s brilliance or sparkle. In the past, old brilliant cut diamonds were cut to shine brightest beneath candlelight. Invented in 1919 by diamond cutter Marcel Tolkowsky, the modern round brilliant cut was designed to deliver maximum sparkle beneath electric lighting. With its remarkable brilliance - more than any other diamond cut - it has long been the most popular cut for an engagement ring.
, chosen by Sophie because it is great value for its size, the classic four-CLAW SETTING
CLAW SETTING
The most popular way of setting a gem, the claw setting is a very secure method of holding a diamond or gemstone in place using tiny slivers of metal known as 'claws' or 'prongs' that hook over the stone. in platinum and yellow gold band are the essence of timelessness.
