Lepage Première Dame engagement ring in white gold, ruby and diamonds

The essentials:

• 18K white gold setting set with brilliant-cut diamonds
• Average gold weight: 3.23 g for 4.3 and 5.0 mm diameters
• Center ruby weight: 0.44 carat for 4.3 mm - 0.58 carat for 5 mm
• Diamond pavé: 28 brilliant-cut diamonds totaling 0.13 carat
• Depending on the dimensions and weight of the chosen gemstone, the proportions of your jewel may slightly differ from the model shown above

The Première Dame engagement ring in white gold and ruby

Radiant, refined and full of brilliance, this jewellery piece reveals a captivating presence. From the very first glance, it stands out with its distinctive allure and unmistakable charm. Both classic and resolutely contemporary, it confidently highlights the ruby. The balance between structured lines and softer curves shapes a harmonious silhouette, deeply feminine, where every detail contributes to a subtle yet assertive elegance.

The story behind the piece

The ruby is a precious gemstone belonging to the corundum family, renowned for its intense red colour, which can range from deep pink to blood red. This characteristic hue is mainly due to the presence of chromium during its natural formation. Rubies are found in several regions of the world, each offering specific qualities and nuances. The most renowned deposits are located in Myanmar, particularly in the Mogok Valley, as well as in Thailand, Mozambique, and Sri Lanka. Each origin gives the ruby unique characteristics, contributing to the diversity and reputation of this exceptional gemstone.

The jeweller’s word

With this Première Dame creation, the intention was to celebrate the finesse of traditional jewellery craftsmanship. The white gold setting, designed as two distinct lines, opens and then gracefully merges into a single harmonious form. The pavé setting, executed in grain setting technique, enhances the brilliance of the ruby and reinforces its luminous presence. The V-shaped setting elevates the central stone with elegance, allowing it to fully capture light and reveal the intensity of its colour.