Custom Three Stone Aquamarine and Diamond Engagement Ring
Item # 102105
Center stone sold separately.
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Description
Originally a custom design for a client, this gorgeous engagement ring was inspired by two other Joseph Jewelry designs, rings #100483 and #100628. The ring’s combination of a three stone setting in a platinum band gives it a distinctive yet subtle elegance that will perfectly express the depth of your love.
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Aquamarine Center Stone
The design of this ring naturally draws attention to the center stone, which in this case is a marquise aquamarine gemstone. This exquisitely-cut center stone can be secured by either a 6-prong or bezel setting, each of which provide exceptional security while also framing the stone beautifully. The 6-prong setting features one prong at the top, another at the bottom, and two on each side, while the bezel setting encircles the entire edge of the stone. The fact that these two types of settings create very different looks gives you the freedom to choose the one that truly reflects your tastes and personal style.
The delicate color of the center stone is also a perfect complement to the diamonds found in the side settings. Aquamarine is a beautiful gemstone, and its clarity, transparency, and vitreous luster all combine to make it a great alternative to the traditional diamond at the center of your engagement ring.
Side Set Diamonds
This ring doesn't completely leave tradition behind, though, as diamonds are still incorporated into the design. These are in the form of two pear-shaped diamonds nestled next to the center stone. They are worked beautifully into the setting and are highlighted with a chevron end. This v-shaped setting helps to protect the diamond, while also offering a distinctive look and a delicate complement to the angular, marquise-cut aquamarine at the center. More three-stone Engagement Rings Options.
Platinum Band
The band of this ring is platinum, which is an excellent choice for its lasting beauty, as well as its strength and durability. When it comes to setting diamonds in particular, platinum is a good option because of its density and the way it retains its natural sheen, and the high-polish finish this ring comes with give it a decidedly contemporary feel. Platinum is also a white metal to begin with, which means that you won’t have to worry about re-plating it due to normal wear and tear in order for it to retain its original color.
Platinum is also a popular engagement ring choice because it is hypoallergenic, and because it’s extremely easy to care for. To keep your platinum ring looking as good as new, all you need to do is wash it with some warm water and a gentle soap from time to time.
Symbolism of the Materials
Of course, because an engagement ring is such a meaningful piece of jewelry, you want to be sure that all of the elements that go into it reflect your true feelings about your relationship. In this sense, aquamarine is an excellent fit as well. Over time, it has come to symbolize youth, health, and hope, and its delicate blue color beautifully represents these elements. The choice of platinum for the band is also an inspired one, as this metal’s durability represents the everlasting nature of the love that you share.
Reference specifications
- Item number
- 102105
- US ring size shown
- 6.50
- Details
- Platinum Ring
2 Diamonds - .55 ctw
Clarity: VS2 - Color: F-G
Joseph Jewelry - Center pictured
- 0.98 ct Aquamarine
- Shape
- Marquise
- Style
- Three Stone
- Setting style
- Six Prong
- Band style
- Tapered
- Metal shown
- Platinum
- Finish
- Polished
These specifications describe the original design. Stone counts and weights are approximate and may change with size or customization.
Customize
Use this design as a starting point for a custom piece.
Discuss the stones, metal, proportions, setting and finish with a designer, online or in our Seattle and Bellevue showrooms. You can bring reference photographs or your own stone for us to assess.
Design and estimate
The initial design and estimate are free, with no obligation. Your designer discusses the materials, changes and budget with you before you commit.
3D design review
After you accept the estimate and make a down payment, we create a 3D CAD model and rendered views. Revisions within the initial design parameters are included; changes to materials or their amounts are re-estimated.
Physical model
A full-size wax model can be made to review scale, shape and proportions before production. It can be viewed in a showroom or shipped to you.
Approval and production
The design is approved before production begins. Your designer confirms the schedule, and our jewelers make, set and finish the piece.
Quality
Our custom jewelry follows design and construction standards for metal thickness, weight, stone support and setting security.
- Structure and support
- The setting must have enough metal to support the stones and hold its shape through everyday wear. If an area needs more support, we address it before production.
- Diamond and gemstone selection
- We help you choose stones for your custom design, reviewing cut, color, clarity, consistency and fit. Your budget guides these choices; our standards for materials and craftsmanship remain the same.
- Final inspection
- Before completion, we review each custom piece for proportion, comfort, stone security and finish.
Lifetime warranty and care
- Lifetime warrantyYour custom piece is covered against manufacturing defects.
- Inspection every six monthsOur jewelers inspect your piece and provide ongoing care for the custom jewelry we make for you.
- Complimentary cleaningVisit us every six months for a complimentary cleaning.
Coverage conditions
For Joseph Jewelry custom pieces, coverage begins with your signature. To keep it active, Joseph Jewelry must inspect and sign for your piece every six months and perform recommended repairs and maintenance.
Repairs due to normal wear and tear are the owner's responsibility. Damage, abuse or alterations can void coverage. Customers outside Washington pay shipping both ways for inspections or repairs, plus applicable duty or customs fees.