Women's Diamond Engagement Ring #103077 - Seattle Bellevue

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#103077 This exquisite engagement ring features a round brilliant cut diamond prong set at the top, accented by round and princess cut diamonds lined with
This exquisite engagement ring features a round brilliant cut diamond prong set at the top, accented by round and princess cut diamonds lined with milgrain on the ornate white gold band below. This is just one example of the beautiful designs we carry in our Sylvie collection here at Joseph Jewelry, and we are the only retailer for pieces by this designer in the Pacific Northwest. Bellevue LocationCenter SettingAt the top of this ring, a one carat round brilliant cut diamond sits in a dramatic four prong setting made of 18k white gold. The prongs ascend the ring fronts in straight lines that angle outward along the natural curvature of the ring. They meet the diamond at its girdle and then continue on, ending in rounded tips at about the level of the stone’s crown. Diamond Engagement RingsThis arrangement of prongs both provides an openness to the center setting and adds some contrast between the straight lines of the prongs and the perfect curves of the diamond. A bezel set diamond lined with milgrain sits on each ring front directly below the center setting, helping to bring a nice balance to the design. Diamond and Milgrain AccentsA line of bright cut set princess cut diamonds runs along each shank shoulder, starting right at the side of the center setting and ending about three-quarters of the way down the side. These are framed by lines of milgrain beading, as are the smaller, round bright cut set diamonds that cover the ring fronts on both sides over the same area. Vintage Engagement Rings BellevueOn the lower part of the band, the diamonds on the fronts and on the top follow the same curvature. But this changes about one-quarter of the way from the main setting, at which point the top of the band arches up more dramatically while the front sections continue along their original path, eventually meeting the lower portion of the center setting.