Solitaire Rose Cut Diamond Engagement Ring
Item #105186Engagement Ring Description
We created the 3d CAD models for the ring and made appropriate customizations for the rose cut diamond. After the first round of modeling, the client was ready to move it into production once they saw the wax model.
Rose Cut Diamond
There are many different faceting styles for round diamonds. Round brilliant is the most common faceting, but there are other options for a different look. This ring features a rose cut diamond, which has a flat bottom, rising apex top, and fewer facets, making the diamond look like a blooming rose bud. It is a vintage cut, and some other vintage cuts would be old mine cut, old European cut, and transitional. Diamond Engagement Rings
Solitaire Design
The client had a specific design in mind. The yellow gold band is dainty and rounded. At the top of the band, the four prongs holding the center stone elegantly curve upward to hold the diamond in place. There is a small gold plate under the diamond to hold it in place because the bottom of the diamond is flat, but it can't be seen from the top. Solitaire Engagement Rings
An important element for the client was the eventual ability to wear a wedding band flush with this engagement ring. We were able to show this in the CAD models, and if this is an important design element to you, it is good to plan ahead and make sure it can be done.
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Customizing This Design
Any Joseph Jewelry item can be customized or used as the starting point for a new custom design. The gemstones, metal, proportions, setting style, surface details, and overall profile can be adjusted to better match your preferences, style, and budget.
Every custom piece begins with a conversation about what you want to create and what matters most to you. You work one-on-one with a designer to refine the concept, review the design direction, and create a detailed 3D CAD image of the item before it is made.
After the design is approved, we can create a wax model so you can review the piece physically. This step helps you evaluate scale, proportions, shape, and overall presence before final production begins.
Once the wax model is approved, our jewelers craft the finished piece with attention to structure, finish, stone security, and long-term wear. Each adjustment is reviewed carefully so the final item feels intentional, balanced, and made specifically for you.
You do not need to have every detail figured out before starting. If you like this item but want to change the stone, metal, size, shape, width, engraving, or overall style, we can guide those decisions through the custom design process.
Quality & Craftsmanship
At Joseph Jewelry, quality begins with the structure. We follow strict design and construction standards for metal thickness, weight, stone support, setting security, and long-term durability. These details help ensure the item is substantial enough for everyday wear while still maintaining a refined appearance.
We do not design custom jewelry to be unnecessarily thin or fragile. If a setting, band, gallery, or accent detail needs more support, we address it before production begins. The goal is to protect the stones, preserve the shape of the ring, and create a piece that can be worn confidently over time.
Gemstone selection is also part of our quality process. We help choose the center stone, side stones, and melee diamonds used in each ring, reviewing them for cut, color, clarity, consistency, and how well they fit the design. Even when a ring is designed around a specific budget, we maintain careful standards for the materials and craftsmanship that determine the quality of the finished piece.
Before completion, each custom piece is reviewed for proportion, comfort, stone security, finishing, and long-term wear.
Care & Warranty
All Joseph Jewelry custom pieces are supported by our lifetime warranty. We also provide long-term care, including complimentary cleaning and regular inspection, so your jewelry can be maintained properly over time.
Routine inspection is especially valuable for pieces worn every day. It allows the setting, stones, and overall structure to be checked as the jewelry is worn.