Lepage Evidence engagement ring in white gold and diamond

The essentials

• Engagement ring in 18k white gold
• Average gold weight: 3.6 gr (diameters 3.5 mm and 3.7 mm); 3.7 gr (diameters 4.3 mm; 4.7 mm; 5 mm; 5.5 mm; 5.7 mm and 6 mm); 4.4 gr (diameter 6.5 mm); 4.9 gr (diameter 7.3 mm; 8.2 mm)
• Centre stone : round-cut diamond approx. 0.15 carat for diameter 3.5 mm; 0.20 carat for diameter 3.7 mm; 0.30 carat for diameter 4.3 mm; 0.40 carat for diameter 4.7 mm; 0.50 carat for diameter 5 mm ; 0.60 carat for diameter 5.5 mm; 0.70 carat for diameter 5.7 mm; 0.80 carat for diameter 6 mm; 1 carat for diameter 6.5 mm; 1.50 carats for diameter 7.3 mm; 2 carats for diameter 8.2 mm;
• A minimum F SI quality diamond carefully selected by our gemologists in Antwerpen
• From 0.50 carat, F SI or D SI quality diamond depending on the option chosen, an HRD or GIA laboratory certificate accompanies your stone
• Depending on the dimensions and weight of the gem you choose, the proportions of your jewel may differ slightly from the proportions of the jewel pictured above

What will seduce you with the engagement ring Evidence

It has nothing to show, it has nothing to prove, it is itself through its gentle simplicity an evidence of beauty, discreet luxury and refinement. Delicately imprisoned between 4 claws, the diamond reveals itself without artifice. With its 57 brilliant-cut facets, it sublimates the ray of light that passes through it into a rainbow of a thousand fires.

For the record...

Very early on, diamonds were attributed beneficial powers; there is a very old legend in India according to which they would preserve their wearer from any danger from snakes, fire, poisons, disease, thieves, witchcraft... Be that as it may, diamonds remain a stone charged with symbolism and remain the gem of choice for engagement, marriage and love.

A jeweller's word

The claw setting of the Évidence engagement ring is crafted from a gold wire structure. We have used a minimum of metal to immobilise the stone through the pressure of the claws so as to keep it as airy as possible. This also allows a maximum amount of light to pass through to sublimate its brilliance.