Lepage Eléanor ring in yellow gold, sapphire and diamonds

The 4 criteria of evaluation of the diamond are defined by the "4 Cs":

- Cut (its size, i.e. the shape that the cutter has given it by creating facets)

- Clarity (its purity)

- Color (its color, ranging from D exceptional white + to Z tinted)

- Carat (its weight)

Gold 750 ‰, formerly called "18k Gold", is the finest quality of gold that can be found in jewelry. Note: since January 1, 1995, it is mandatory in France to use the concept of thousandths to indicate the purity of gold.

18k yellow gold (750 thousandths) is 75% pure gold, alloyed with other precious metals to make it workable. It is the most beautiful quality of gold that can be found in jewelry.

Also known as 18k gold.

In order to easily find your ring size, we recommend that you measure your finger at the end of the day, when your finger is not too hot or too cold. Measurements may vary slightly from one hand to another.

Like ruby, sapphire is a precious stone belonging to the corundum family. Its blue color, the most common for sapphire, is due to the presence of iron and titanium in its chemical composition. Pink, orange, green and yellow sapphires are also available. On the Mohs scale (a scale for measuring the hardness of minerals, ranging from 1 (the lowest, like talc) to 10 (the highest, like diamond), sapphire has a hardness of 9.

The "round cut", also called "brilliant cut" is the cut (i.e. the way the stone is cut) considered to be of ideal proportions to maximize brilliance and fire.

SI : Small Inclusions, visible with a 10x magnifying glass