Lepage Albert engagement ring in rose gold, ruby and diamonds

The Essentials:

• Ring in 18k rose gold
• Average gold weight: 1.6 g for the 3 mm diameter; 1.8 g for the 3.7 mm diameter; 1.9 g for the 4.3 mm diameter; 2.2 g for the 4.7 mm diameter
• Centre stone: round-cut ruby, 3 mm (approximately 0.13 carat); 3.7 mm (approximately 0.27 carat); 4.3 mm (approximately 0.44 carat); 4.7 mm (approximately 0.52 carat), depending on the option selected
• Average carat weight of the baguette-cut diamond side stones, depending on the model: 0.04 carat for the 3 mm diameter; 0.05 carat for the 3.7 mm and 4.3 mm diameters; 0.06 carat for the 4.7 mm diameter
• Each stone is unique, therefore the colour of the stone in your jewel may vary slightly from the photograph above
• Depending on the dimensions of the stone you choose, the proportions of your jewel may differ slightly from those of the jewel shown above.

The Albert Solitaire in Rose Gold and Ruby

The Art Deco universe finds its place at the heart of the Suzanne collection. A round-cut ruby, accompanied by two baguette-cut diamonds, composes the Albert solitaire, revealing an original combination that harmoniously flourishes alongside rose gold. With understated elegance, this engagement ring highlights the architectural lines of a festive and vibrant era, imbued with sophistication and character.

For the Little Story

Carefully selected by our gemmologists, our ruby stones stand out for the intensity of their colour and the depth of their brilliance. Their vibrant red hue, ranging from cherry to garnet tones, reveals the richness of their natural composition. Each stone is chosen for its purity, transparency and fine texture, ensuring remarkable brilliance once set into a jewel.

A jeweller's word

We could only envision a setting with clean and fluid lines, designed to allow the brilliance of the diamonds to express itself fully. Its structure, with subtle coppery reflections, highlights a four-prong setting that delicately embraces the centre stone. The latter is enhanced on either side by two baguette-cut diamonds, set directly into the rose gold. In a subtle balance of shapes and light, the Albert solitaire embodies harmonious elegance and pays tribute to the iconic aesthetics of the 1920s.