Flower Ring and Matching Back Ring – Code 545.5

Flower Ring and Matching Band – Code 545.5

The ring with code 545/5 features 7.1 grams of gold and 0.545 carats of brilliant-cut diamonds (36 pieces), as well as 0.52 carats of marquise-cut diamonds (6 pieces).

The matching band with code 546/5 weighs 5.99 grams of gold and contains 0.34 carats of brilliant-cut diamonds (43 pieces).

Overall Specifications:

• Total Gold Weight: 13.09 g

• Total Diamond Weight: 1.405 ct

• Stone Type: None

• Stone Weight: None

• Gold Purity: 18k

Description:

A matching band, as previously mentioned, is a ring worn alongside the main ring to complement its beauty. This combination significantly enhances the overall appeal and splendor of the main ring on the hand. Many women wear this ring alongside their wedding band, while others prefer to wear a single ring.

The main ring is typically a solitaire or a single-stone ring, used for engagements and proposals, also known as a " نشان" (neshan) or engagement ring. These rings usually feature a large, prominent stone with striking and beautiful details, whereas the matching band has a simpler and more delicate design.

Diamonds:

Diamond is a mineral composed of pure carbon, making it the hardest naturally occurring substance on Earth. This precious gemstone is extracted from mines and skillfully cut by master artisans. The exceptional hardness of diamonds has led to their widespread use in the gold and jewelry industry. Notable characteristics of diamonds include their unparalleled brilliance and their ability to reflect light in a rainbow spectrum, which imparts a breathtaking beauty and increases their value as a gemstone.

Natural diamonds are renowned for their variety, durability, beauty, and high quality, making them one of the most popular and widely used ornamental stones globally.

Brilliant Cut:

The term “Brilliant” in French refers to a specific type of diamond cut, which is now recognized as the most famous Swiss cut. The aim of this cut is to maximize the diamond’s sparkle and visual appeal. This cut endeavors to have light reflect from the maximum number of facets within the stone, making it appear more dazzling.

Specialized centers in America and Belgium are continuously working to improve global standards for the brilliant cut. This cut consists of three main parts:

1. Crown (upper section)

2. Girdle (middle band)

3. Pavilion (lower section)

In total, the brilliant cut has 58 facets, including triangular, rhombic, and kite-shaped faces. At the lowest point of the stone, a facet called the “Culet” is created to prevent chipping of the diamond’s tip. In some models, this facet is omitted, and the cut is executed as a Full Cut or 57-facet, providing greater brilliance.

Marquise Cut:

The marquise cut is one of the rarest and most valuable types of diamond cuts. In shape, it resembles an eye or a boat. This cut creates 59 geometric surfaces on the diamond, maximizing brilliance and light play, thus making it one of the most expensive diamond cuts.