Edwardian Platinum and Diamond Engagement Ring with 1.70 Carat Lab Ruby
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This beautiful—and original!—Edwardian setting (circa 1910s) came to us having been recently refurbished. It was empty and begging for a center stone. Fortunately, we had this chamber grown ruby on hand and thought they paired perfectly together!
The gorgeous setting is made of platinum and features delicate platinum lace-like filigree work that's beautifully accented by twelve single cut and European cut diamonds. The center stone is a lab grown ruby with a highly desirable medium-dark purplish red color that weighs 1.70 carats.
This ring would make an excellent engagement ring for those seeking a colored stone diamond alternative with antique flair. Additionally, ruby is the second hardest stone to diamond—making it perfect for every day wear—and they've been synthesized since the late 1800s, making this stone absolutely period appropriate for this setting!
- Metal: Platinum
- Main Stone: 1 Round Cut Ruby (1.70 carats, synthetic, 7.1 x 7.1 x 4.7 mm)
- Accent Stones: 10 Single Cut Diamonds & 2 Old European Cut Diamonds
- Ring Size: 5.5 (can be sized)
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Please note that the female models in the stock photos wear a size 7 ring and the gents a size 10.
How to Wear with Care
Jewelry is meant to be worn, but it's also an expensive ornament. Here are a few suggestions to extend the life of your jewelry:
- We encourage you to have your jewelry checked and cleaned by us or another trusted jeweler every six months.
- You should remove your rings before swimming or performing any household cleaning, as harsh chemicals can interact with precious metals and permanently damage some stones.
- Generally, we suggest that you do not wear your jewelry to the gym, in the shower, at the pool, or while sleeping.
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