This mid century Dutch reproduction ring is crafted in 18k two tone gold, with a white gold flower motif top set on a polished yellow gold band. At the center, a 0.30 carat round rose cut diamond measuring 4.26mm sits in a bezel setting, with K color and I2 clarity. Four square petals radiate from the center, each set with two round diamonds and finished with milgrain edges. The eight accent diamonds measure 1.9mm each and total 0.22 carats with H-I color and SI2 clarity, bringing the total diamond weight to 0.53 carats. Pierced gallery work shows beneath the petals from the side. The ring is stamped 18k, is a size 7, and weighs 5.6 grams.
The rose cut is one of the oldest diamond cuts, with a flat base and a domed top of triangular facets that gives a soft, candlelit glow rather than the bright sparkle of a modern brilliant. The Netherlands was an early center of diamond cutting, and Dutch jewelers have long reproduced antique designs like this one using traditional cuts and two tone settings.
Because the center diamond sits in a closed back setting, this ring should not be submerged in water or cleaners. Wipe it gently with a soft, dry cloth to keep it looking its best.
With its old world design and rose cut center, this ring is a lovely choice for anyone drawn to antique style, and it makes a distinctive gift or an unconventional alternative to a traditional engagement ring.
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