A Breathtaking Salt and Pepper Diamond Beauty

I'm excited to report that a new ring has been added to the website!  This ring signifies a great deal to me.  It's a cocktail ring with salt and pepper diamonds.  I purchased the lozenge-sized center rose cut diamond around three years ago.  Given that my focus is now almost entirely on one-of-a-kind items, I keep an eye out for any gemstones that strike my attention.  When I see one, I don't usually think about a design; I just want to acquire it before someone else if I have the money to do so.  Until now, my favorite piece I designed was the Rose Cut Hexagon Salt & Pepper Diamond Engagement Ring, which was sold over two years ago.  You can view the testimonial here.

The new ring, in my opinion, represents a turning point.  I had no intention of making a piece with the diamond I purchased all of a sudden, but the Emmys pre-party inspired me to do so.  The ring represents the direction I would like my future designs to take, at least in terms of engagement and cocktail rings.

Speaking of the Emmy pre-party, as many of you are aware, the Emmys have been rescheduled because of the strike. Our entire group has decided not to attend. We will instead go in September 2024, when the new slate of nominees and presenters is released.

ABOUT THE RING

With this enchanting ring, vintage meets modern. This magnificent ring is undeniably a one-of-a-kind, eye-catching, piece. It is set with a huge 2.26-carat rose cut salt and pepper diamond. The beauty is encircled by diamonds, some are marquise and tapered cuts for accents. It is made of 14-karat recycled yellow gold, and the band is decorated with akin diamonds.

• Crafted with love in the Philadelphia area
• Eco-friendly 14-karat yellow gold
• One-of-a-kind
• Rose cut salt and pepper diamond, total weight: 2.26 carats
• Black and salt and pepper diamonds, total weight: .66 carats
• US size 7, currently (allow up to 3 weeks for resizing)

DIAMONDS

Diamonds are by far the most popular gemstone in the world.  Their durability, brilliance, and fire have stood the test of time throughout generations.  The diamond is the birthstone for April and is also used as the official 60th-anniversary gemstone.  Diamonds are known for being the traditional engagement ring stone of choice, representing "forever".  Salt and pepper diamonds continue to trend as an alternative engagement ring option, as they are still diamonds but with a twist.  Rose cut diamonds fall into the same category too, giving an ethereal, vintage, and antique look.