Lepage Aristide solitaire ring in white gold, green sapphire and diamonds

The essentials:

• 18-carat white gold ring
• Average gold weight, depending on the option chosen: 1.85 g for 3 mm; 1.95 g for 3.7 mm; 2.05 g for 4.3 mm; 2.2 g for 4.7 mm
• Centre stone: round green sapphire, with an average weight depending on the option chosen: 0.13 carat for 3 mm; 0.4 carat for 3.7 mm; 0.4 carat for 4.3 mm; 0.5 carat for 4.7 mm
• Pavé setting: round brilliant diamonds, F colour SI quality; approx. 0.03 carat for 3 mm, 3.7 mm and 4.3 mm sizes; approx. 0.04 carat for 4.7 mm sizes
• Each stone is unique, and the colour of your jewel may slightly differ from the image above

The Aristide ring in white gold and green sapphire

Between lightness and softness, Aristide captivates with its radiant freshness. With its understated simplicity and delicately vintage accents, this engagement ring reveals a natural elegance.

A touch dreamy and slightly bohemian, it enchants through the emotion it evokes: the memory of moments of pure happiness.

The story behind the piece

The green sapphire has been known since Antiquity, although it was long less celebrated than the blue sapphire. In ancient civilisations, sapphires in general were associated with protection and wisdom, without always distinguishing their colours.

It was only later, with the development of gemmology, that the green sapphire was clearly identified as a distinct variety of corundum. It gradually gained popularity in modern jewellery, particularly for its originality and rarity. Today, it is appreciated both for its quiet history and its natural elegance.

The jeweller’s word

Simple and discreet, the white gold setting of the Aristide ring was designed to give it a subtle vintage touch.

Its basket-shaped setting gracefully holds a magnificent brilliant-cut green sapphire. Secured by four prongs, the stone reveals its full brilliance while eight diamonds enhance and amplify its sparkle. The uniqueness of this creation lies in the way the gemstone is elevated and brought to life.