Star Cast in Rose Gold

Light Brown 1.00 ct Brilliant in a Ring From Our Workshop

€ 3,190.00 ^*

Content 1 piece

Incl. VAT, Shipping

Light Brown 1.00 ct Brilliant in a Ring From Our Workshop

Description

This description was automatically translated from German. If you have any questions about this piece of jewellery, we will be happy to help!

Of all the precious stones, of all the treasures of nature, one stone stands out in particular. The diamond has always been the king of all jewels, the epitome of precious jewellery. Its unique fire and brilliance make it the most coveted gemstone, the star of all jewellery: this ring from our workshop is designed to showcase a select, large diamond in the best possible way. In our daily work with antique jewelry, we have seen numerous wonderful diamond rings. Many of them put their gemstones in a seductive light and appealed to us with their design language or their design. However, for all customers who prefer a new, previously unworn ring, we have combined all these qualities in one piece: This ring is the essence - in our opinion - of elegant form and the best materials and perhaps the most beautiful way to wear a diamond. The ring expands in its structure in several stepped stages. Smaller diamonds pave the way from the ring band until the large diamond shines in the center of the ring, held by four flat prongs. This high-carat rose gold ring features a one-carat brilliant-cut diamond with interesting inclusions that testify to its natural formation and make it unique; its slightly brown hue harmonizes well with the warm tone of the setting. The design of the ring is based on the Art Deco shapes of the 1920s. It is based on an elegant geometry of squares and circles, which are intertwined and staggered to compose the ring and its front. With this design, we want to evoke the Berlin of the 1920s, when the city was a metropolis of film, theater and numerous revues and shone in the spotlights of its stages. Fine engravings can also be discovered in the side view of the ring, which enliven the surfaces in gentle relief. Thanks to its design, the ring also allows plenty of light to reach the diamonds to make them sparkle in the best possible way. At the same time, it is designed to be flat and even the large diamond remains close to the finger, making the ring comfortable to wear. We can produce the ring in platinum, white gold, yellow gold and rose gold and present individual diamonds from old stocks in it. Each of these rings is therefore a unique, one-of-a-kind piece that does not exist a second time.

Learn more

Today, a ring with a single, large diamond is considered the classic engagement ring. Here, the precious (and, according to legend, indestructible) stone stands for eternity - which is intended to emphasize the duration of the promise made with it. The New York jeweler Charles Lewis Tiffany was important for this connection. Tiffany first sold such rings through his mail-order catalog in 1886 and advertised them specifically as engagement gifts. In fact, however, the tradition of seeing a diamond ring as a symbolic piece of jewelry is far older. As early as 1477, Duchess Mary of Burgundy received a diamond ring as a promise of fidelity from her future husband Maximilian of Habsburg. Another interesting chapter on this can still be followed today in the art city of Florence. Here, Piero de' Medici chose the diamond ring as his personal emblem, his imprese. The son of Cosimo and father of Lorenzo il Magnifico had this ring, adorned with a few diamonds around a banner with the inscription "SEMPER", meaning "always", affixed to all the buildings for which he was responsible, as well as to everyday objects. Families associated with the Medici, such as the Rucellai, adopted this symbol: We can still see it today on the façade of their city palazzo. Even in Medici times, the diamond ring was a symbol of eternity.

Learn more

Size & Details

Star Cast in Rose Gold

€ 3,190.00 ^*

Content 1 piece

Incl. VAT, Shipping

Our Promise

We want you to be 100% satisfied! For that reason, we examine, describe and photograph all of our jewellery with the utmost care.

You can rely on our years of experience in the trade and our expertise as a professional art historians for reviews of the antique jewellery. As a member of various trade organisations and the British Society of Jewellery Historians, we remain committed to the highest possible degree of accuracy. In our descriptions, we always also indicate any signs of age and defects and never hide them in our photos – this saves you from any unpleasant surprises when your package arrives.

Should you for some reason not be satisfied, please don’t hesitate to contact us so that we can find a solution together. In any case, you can return any article within one month and we will refund the full purchase price.

Learn more

Star Cast in Rose Gold

Rings

Privacy settings