Lepage Charmeuse wedding ring in white gold and diamonds

The essentials

• 18k white gold ring
• Average gold weight, depending on the option chosen: 4.47 gr for carat 0.42; 4.55 gr for carat 0.50; 5.26 gr for carat 0.75; 6.44 gr for carat 1; 4.83 gr for carat 2.2; 3.5 gr for carat 2.8
• Stones: baguette-cut diamonds, with a different average total weight depending on the option chosen: 0.42; 0.50; 0.75; 1; 2.2; 2.8 carats.
• The number of stones varies according to the total carat weight .
• For the 2.2-carat and 2.8-carat options, the wedding ring is presented as a full-turn, not a half-turn .
• Serti rail

The Charmeuse wedding ring in white gold and diamonds

Discover the Charmeuse wedding ring, a Lepage signature creation. Crafted in 18k white gold, this wedding ring embodies the perfect balance of aesthetics and boldness. Baguette-cut diamonds can be set in half or full circles, enhanced by the rail setting that holds them firmly in place. A symbol of eternal attachment, you'll appreciate the timeless design and its glittering gleam that emanate from this wedding ring, thought to accompany you throughout your life...

For the record

The history of wedding rings goes back millennia, taking root in different cultures around the world. The ancient Egyptians believed that the circle, without beginning or end, symbolized eternity, and wedding rings were worn to represent unbroken love. The Romans, meanwhile, used rings to mark a commitment, seeing it as the link between two spirits. Over time, this tradition spread and adapted, becoming a universal symbol of the union between two people. Today, wedding rings have retained their profound meaning while adapting to modern times. They remain powerful emblems of love and commitment, representing the promise of a shared life and a lasting bond. Wedding rings transcend cultural and religious barriers, offering a universal language of love and connection. They play a central role in weddings, serving as tangible witnesses to the vows taken.

A jeweler's word

The choice of the rail setting for a diamond-set wedding ring worn on a daily basis is justified by several practical and aesthetic advantages. The rail setting, characterized by a thin metal band that secures the diamonds, offers essential protection to the gemstones by minimizing the risk of damage caused by friction and potential shocks. This design also guarantees enhanced durability, by evenly distributing the pressure exerted on the ring and thus preventing premature wear. In addition to its functionality, the rail crimp ensures optimum comfort thanks to its smooth, snug-fitting surface against the skin. Aesthetically, it gives the wedding ring an elegant, modern appearance, highlighting the diamonds that almost seem to float on the ring's surface. What's more, the rail setting reduces maintenance requirements compared with other types of setting, offering a practical and aesthetically pleasing solution for a wedding ring destined to be worn day after day.