Lepage Charmeuse wedding ring in rose gold and diamonds

The essentials

• Ring in 18k rose gold
• 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 rose gold and diamonds

Discover the Charmeuse wedding ring, an exceptional creation by Maison Lepage. Fashioned from 18k rose gold, this wedding ring is a perfect balance of softness and sparkle. The baguette-cut diamonds, a rather daring cut for a wedding ring, are delicately integrated in half or full turns on the ring body, sparkling with intensity thanks to the rail setting that holds them securely in place. Testifying to an eternal attachment, the Charmeuse will seduce you with its timeless design and tender gold color....

For the record

Rose gold is a shade of gold that has gained popularity over the years for its warm, distinctive hue. Unlike traditional yellow gold or white gold, rose gold is created by mixing pure gold with a copper alloy, which gives it its characteristic pinkish color. The amount of copper added determines the intensity of the hue, ranging from a pale pink to a deeper, more intense pink. Rose gold can be an excellent choice for those looking for an alternative to more traditional metals, and can add a romantic, contemporary touch to the traditional symbolism of the wedding ring.

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A jeweler's word

The rail setting is a method of setting gemstones in jewelry, commonly used for rings and wedding rings, that combines security, durability and aesthetics. The technique involves framing the stones with a thin strip of metal, acting as a protective rail that holds the gems in place while allowing light to pass through and maximize their brilliance. Aesthetically, this technique gives jewelry a modern, elegant look, with the stones almost appearing to float on the surface. Options include the half-rail setting where the stones are framed on half the metal band, as well as the full-rail setting where the stones are embedded all around.