Lepage Audacieuse engagement ring in white gold and diamond

The essential

• Set in 18k white gold with a broad, slightly domed body.
  Average gold weight: approx. 3.8 g for 3.7 mm diameter; 4.1 g for 4.3 mm; 5.8 g for 4.7 mm; 6.0 g for 5 mm; 7.0 g for 5.5 mm; 7.6 g for 5.7 mm; 6.0 g for 6 mm; 9.0 g for 6.5 mm
  Average carat weight of the main stone: 0.20 carat for 3.7 mm diameter; 0.30 carat for 4.3 mm diameter; 0.40 carat for 4.7 mm diameter; 0.50 carat for 5 mm diameter; 0.60 carat for 5.5 mm diameter; 0.70 carat for 5.7 mm diameter; 0.75 carat for 6 mm diameter; 1 carat for 6.5 mm diameter.
  A comfort body specially designed to fit the curves of your finger
  A diamond carefully selected by our gemologists in Antwerpen
  SI quality, choice of D or F colour for diamonds from 0.50 carat
  From 0.50 carat, F SI or D SI quality diamonds, depending on the option chosen. An HRD or GIA laboratory certificate accompanies your engagement ring.

Holy Audacieuse !

An infinitely casual creation, the Audacieuse solitaire ring shamelessly breaks free from the codes and standards of jewelry. Monumental, its white gold setting imposes itself with character while the diamond seems to defy gravity. Solidly imprisoned on both sides by the white gold, the precious gem is exposed and reveals its natural beauty without any modesty.

A little history

Discovery of the "Cullinan" 2,500 carats: "One evening in 1905, Frederic Wells, supervisor of the Premier Mine (nicknamed after its inauguration by Prime Minister Cecil Rhodes), saw an object that he thought was a piece of glass shining in the middle of the mine wall, embedded in the yellow kimberlite soil. It was indeed a diamond weighing more than half a kilo, the largest ever found...". Excerpt from Hardness 10: the diamond - E. Vleeschdrager

Jeweller's word

A powerful creation with a strong style, the Audacieuse solitaire ring is a cheeky piece for our greatest pleasure! With this setting, we sought a solitaire ring design that would seem to defy all the rules of our trade. The setting is voluntarily imposing, in order to give maximum support to the effect of levitation given to the diamond by the use of the tension setting.