Bespoke creation · made to order
Ring with Round Rose Cut Diamond
A ring featuring an exceptional laboratory diamond with a historic rose brilliant modified facet, set in 14k rose gold – timeless elegance with a romantic touch.
The price shown is approximate. It depends on the current prices of precious metals and the gemstones sourced for you, and is always calculated individually for your commission.
Available in these variants
- White gold 14k (585)
- Yellow gold 14k (585)
- Rose gold 14k (585)
- White gold 18k (750)
- Yellow gold 18k (750)
- Rose gold 18k (750)
- Platinum
- 24-month warranty on every piece
- Czech national hallmark on all precious metals — your assurance of genuine, honestly declared materials
- Secure, insured delivery throughout Europe
The story
About this creation
This exceptional ring unites modern precision with historic charm. The central laboratory diamond of 1,09 ct, cut in the Rose Round Cut style, evokes the celebrated rose brilliant facet (rose cut), which gained prominence as early as the 16th century and symbolised refinement, romance, and royal taste. The stone was created using CVD technology (chemical vapour deposition), ensuring exceptional purity without fluorescence. Side diamonds lend the ring additional brilliance and balance. This piece is the ideal choice for an engagement, an anniversary, or as a token of singular love.
The diamond features the Rose Cut, which originated in the 16th century and was favoured at the courts of European aristocracy. This cutting style is distinguished by its flatter structure and remarkable lustre in low light, lending it a mysterious and romantic quality – much like the jewels of Queen Victoria, Marie Antoinette, or Elizabeth Taylor, who often wore antique cuts.
The delicate side diamonds gently frame the central stone, imparting both refinement and a celebratory character to the whole. An exceptional style combined with a timeless design makes this ring the perfect engagement jewel or gift for a woman who cherishes the union of elegance and history.
Also available in 18k gold or platinum. A natural diamond may be selected upon request, in accordance with your budget and preferences.
Caring for Your Diamond Ring
Clean the ring regularly with lukewarm water and a mild soap. Use a soft brush (such as a toothbrush) to reach any intricate areas. We recommend having the piece professionally cleaned and the stone settings inspected every 6–12 months.
What to avoid:
– Harsh cleaning agents
– Sudden temperature changes
– Mechanical impact or drops
In detail
Gemstones & parameters
| Gemstone Colour | colourless |
|---|---|
| Cut | rosette |
| Certificate | IGI |
| Gemstone | Diamond |
| Shape and Cut | Round Modified Brilliant |
| Weight | 1.09 ct |
| Dimensions | 6.93 × 6.97 × 2.52 mm |
| Colour | F |
| Clarity | VS1 |
| Polish | Excellent |
| Symmetry | Excellent |
| Fluorescence | None |
| Growth Method | CVD (Chemical Vapor Deposition) |
Living with your jewel
Caring for your jewellery
Caring for jewellery matters more than most people expect. Your creation sparkles newly after a gentle cleansing: most gemstones, and diamonds especially, respond beautifully to a wash in mild soapy water. But not every gem. An emerald, for example, must never be washed this way; its natural character asks for a different, gentler care. Please always ask us how to care for your jewellery, and especially for your gemstone. We will gladly show you.
Gold is a soft metal, and it deserves to be worn thoughtfully: removed for sport and heavy work, kept away from chemicals, stored in its box. And once every couple of years, we recommend bringing your jewel to a jeweller so the prongs can be checked for wear; a five-minute inspection protects a stone for a lifetime.
The presentation
Beautiful gift packaging
Every LA GEM creation arrives in our own gift packaging: a structured box in warm bronze, lined with satin and embroidered with the house name. Whether the piece is a gift for someone extraordinary or a quiet gift to yourself, the moment of opening is part of the jewel.
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