Lepage Desir engagement ring white gold 0.40ct diamond
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18k white gold, round brilliant cut diamond, 0.40ct FSI solitaire
Lepage Désir Engagement Ring in White Gold with 0.40ct Diamond
Introducing the Désir solitaire ring, the newest addition to the Évidence collection, now available for purchase at L'Atelier Paris. Crafted by young designers, this ring embodies the essence of simplicity, strength, and authenticity—traits synonymous with the new generation. The slender band of the ring serves to enhance the beauty of the stone, allowing the brilliance and magnificence of this billion-year-old diamond to take center stage. With its timeless allure, Désir is poised to make a significant mark in the realm of engagement rings.
A Brief Historical Insight
Before its transformation into a symbol of adornment, the diamond held significance as a representation of caste or a token of power, strength, and courage bestowed upon kings and nobles. In 1270, King Saint Louis prohibited women, regardless of their status, from wearing precious stones. It wasn't until 1444 that Agnes Sorel bravely adorned herself with a diamond, a gift from Charles VII, marking the diamond's evolution into a symbol of love.
Insights from the Jeweler
The Désir solitaire ring epitomizes purity and technical mastery, where the claw setting exists solely to amplify the diamond's inherent brilliance and fire.
Lepage Désir Engagement Ring in White Gold with 0.40ct Diamond
Introducing the Désir solitaire ring, the newest addition to the Évidence collection, now available for purchase at L'Atelier Paris. Crafted by young designers, this ring embodies the essence of simplicity, strength, and authenticity—traits synonymous with the new generation. The slender band of the ring serves to enhance the beauty of the stone, allowing the brilliance and magnificence of this billion-year-old diamond to take center stage. With its timeless allure, Désir is poised to make a significant mark in the realm of engagement rings.
A Brief Historical Insight
Before its transformation into a symbol of adornment, the diamond held significance as a representation of caste or a token of power, strength, and courage bestowed upon kings and nobles. In 1270, King Saint Louis prohibited women, regardless of their status, from wearing precious stones. It wasn't until 1444 that Agnes Sorel bravely adorned herself with a diamond, a gift from Charles VII, marking the diamond's evolution into a symbol of love.
Insights from the Jeweler
The Désir solitaire ring epitomizes purity and technical mastery, where the claw setting exists solely to amplify the diamond's inherent brilliance and fire.
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