Chic and understated, this minimalist ring allows the antique diamond at its heart to take centre stage. With a GIA diamond dossier accompanying the number discreetly lasered into its girdle, the old cut stone has charm to match its papers and then some. While the L colour grade is low for modern standards, the mid-warmth range from K-O was hardly considered a detriment in the Victorian era when this stone was mined and cut. The stone also features a strong blue fluorescence - common to varying degrees in natural diamonds - that, like a secret weapon, offsets that very warmth in natural sunlight, giving the effect of a much brighter and whiter stone that dazzles with brilliance and fire. Perfect for someone looking for a timeless, clean setting with the unique character of an antique diamond.

Very good estate condition with moderate wear in line with age and use. c2000s. Originally manufactured in Canada but not USMCA-compliant and may incur duties or tariffs.

Details:
• Platinum, stamped and tested
• Size 6 (slightly shy of 6 1/8) and can be resized within two sizes
• One old mine cut diamond (or "modified cushion brilliant") with GIA diamond dossier and laser inscribed number, 1.63ct M VS1
• Face of ring measures 8mm wide, 6.9mm across, with a rise of 6.2mm; back of band measures 1.8mm wide and 1.2mm thick
• 4.8g
• Includes third-party appraisal and hard copy of GIA diamond dossier