Lepage Aristide engagement ring in yellow gold, emerald and diamonds

The essentials

• • • A setting in 18k yellow gold, set with brilliant-cut diamonds
    • Average gold weight of the jewel: 1.9 gr for the 3 mm diameter - 2 gr for the 3.7 mm diameter - 2.1 gr for the 4.3 mm diameter - 2.2 gr for the 4.7 mm diameters
    • Center stone: brilliant-cut emerald, for an average weight of 0.1 carat for the 3 mm diameter; 0.16 carat for the 3.7 mm diameter; 0.28 carat for the 4.3 mm diameter; 0.34 carat for the 4.7 mm diameter
    • Paved with brilliant-cut diamonds, for an average weight of 0.03 carat for diameters 3 mm, 3.7 mm and 4.3 mm; 0.04 carat for diameters 4.7 mm
    • Each stone is unique, the colour of the stone in your jewellery may differ slightly from the photo above
    • Depending on the size and weight of the emerald you choose, the proportions of your jewel may be slightly different from the proportions of the jewel pictured above

The Aristide engagement ring in emerald yellow gold and diamonds

The Aristide engagement ring in yellow gold, emerald and diamonds is a precious jewel that sparkles, and whose colours harmonise to perfection. Slipped onto your finger, this ring will accompany your every move, and stand as a silent witness to the bond between you and your partner, a promise of a life together imbued with love and respect.

For the Little Story

Emerald, a stone belonging to the beryl family, derives its unmistakable green colour from the presence of chromium and vanadium in its crystalline structure. Its hardness is respectable, although slightly less than that of sapphire and diamond, making it a stone that requires some care when handled. But what makes emerald truly fascinating is its cultural and symbolic heritage. Since ancient times, this gem has been associated with nature, fertility and regeneration. Ancient civilisations, from the Egyptians to the Incas, believed in its magical and healing powers. The ancient Egyptians believed it embodied the goddess of fertility, Isis, and called it "the stone of eternal Amour". Emerald was also revered by the Aztecs as a source of spiritual power. In today's world, emeralds are often associated with personal growth, clarity of mind and harmony. It is also the traditional symbol of the month of May, making it a popular birthstone for those born in that month. Emerald is also known for its inclusions, often called 'gardens', which are considered to be marks of character rather than flaws. These inclusions can resemble swirls or floral patterns, reinforcing the gem's connection with nature.

Jeweller's words

The fact that the ring's setting is paved in a half-turn adds extra sparkle to the jewel, and sets it apart from the more classic engagement rings adorned with a single central gem. The diamonds here highlight the bewitching colour of the emerald, which by its very presence breaks the codes of the traditional proposal with a diamond engagement ring. This radiant gemstone makes Aristide a cheerful, sparkling piece of jewellery, sure to appeal to all those looking for a dazzling ring!