Vintage and Art Deco

Heirloom: milgrain bezel

A round in a beaded rose-gold rim.

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Stone	Round diamond
Shown at	1.10 ct
Metal	14k rose gold
Setting	Bezel
Halo	No halo
Band	Rounded, 2.0 mm
Sits	low on the finger

A design from the HerDreamRing catalog, modeled in 3D. Stone size is shown at the carat weight in the table; real stones and settings vary by jeweler.

What this ring is made of

Round: The classic brilliant cut, and the shape that returns the most light. It hides the least and costs the most per carat, because more of the rough stone is lost in cutting it.
Bezel: A smooth rim of metal wraps the whole stone. It is the most secure and the lowest setting, with nothing to catch on knitwear or hair, though it covers a little of the stone’s edge.
Milgrain: A row of tiny beads along the edges. It is the detail that makes a ring look antique, and it softens the line where metal meets stone.
14k rose gold: 14k rose gold carries more copper than 18k, so it is a little pinker and a little harder-wearing.

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