26/03/2025
This bespoke platinum engagement ring has a teal sapphire taking centre stage and it’s in good company with four baguette diamonds. 🤩
This particular sapphire exhibits a degree of colour change - a gemological term where the colour of the stone changes depending on the light source. In this case it changes between blue and green.
The baguette diamond cut meanwhile, known for its elongated rectangular shape, gained prominence during the Art Deco period of the 1920s and 1930s and is named after the French word for “long rod” or “stick”
The baguette cut’s popularity surged during the Art Deco era, a period that celebrated geometric shapes and clean lines, making the baguette diamond a perfect fit for the aesthetic
Today, baguette cut diamonds remain a popular choice for wedding bands, engagement rings, and all types of jewellery, showcasing their versatility and timeless appeal.