Lepage Albert engagement in yellow gold, sapphire and diamonds

Key details

• Ring in 750 yellow gold
• Average gold weight: 1.6 g (3 mm); 1.8 g (3.7 mm); 1.9 g (4.3 mm); 2.2 g (4.7 mm)
• Main stone: round-cut sapphire 3 mm (0.17 ct); 3.7 mm (0.26 ct); 4.3 mm (0.44 ct); 4.7 mm (0.53 ct)
• Baguette diamond halo: 0.04 ct (3 mm); 0.05 ct (3.7 mm & 4.3 mm); 0.06 ct (4.7 mm)
• Each stone is unique; slight variations may occur
• Proportions may vary depending on the selected stone

The Albert engagement ring in yellow gold and sapphire

With Albert, all the elegance and excitement of the Roaring Twenties is reborn. Inspired by 1920s Art Deco style, this ring stands out for its bold character and timeless refinement. Its geometric lines blend with the warmth of yellow gold to create a structured yet luminous silhouette. Between heritage craftsmanship and modern elegance, Albert transcends time with distinction.

Historical note

The baguette cut is defined by its elongated rectangular shape and clean edges. It enhances a gemstone’s clarity through a subtle play of light. Its proportions were defined in 1919 by Marcel Tolkowsky, also known for the modern brilliant cut. It became a hallmark of Art Deco jewelry.

The jeweler’s perspective

The yellow gold setting was designed to enhance both the sapphire and diamonds. The center sapphire is held by a four-prong setting that reveals its full beauty. On each side, baguette diamonds structure the design and emphasize its graphic style. The result is a balanced composition of volume, light, and geometry.