Lepage Audacieuse engagement ring in yellow gold and diamond

The essentials

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

The Audacieuse engagement ring

It shakes up the codes of traditional jewelry! The Audacieuse engagement ring asserts its casual temperament and imposes its surprising allure. At the heart of the yellow gold setting, as if caught in the crossfire, the diamond defies gravity. Simply laid bare, the stone reveals its pure beauty and confronts the solar brilliance of the yellow gold that imprisons it.

For the Little Story

"The "Grand Mogol" is the fifth largest diamond ever discovered, circa 1550. Weighing 780 carats, it was first cut in rose cut in the shape of a half egg, but following unfortunate handling, causing numerous tensions inside the stone, it was reduced to 280 carats. The stone eventually disappeared, many uncertainties exist, different theses clash" Excerpt from Dureté 10: Le diamant - E. Vleeschdrager

A jeweler's word

As in our contemporary architecture, where daring gives birth to masterpieces, we wanted to shake up the codes of traditional jewelry. So, to create this Garçonne engagement ring, we used a tension setting with the most minimalist setting possible. By cutting a notch on each side, the stone's leafy base is revealed. We then spread the setting to allow the diamond to pass through, then release the stress so that the ring closes on the diamond, trapping it in the gap. The precious gem is then securely held and gives the impression of floating.