Diamond rings

Diamonds are a woman’s best friend.
(Marilyn Monroe)

The solitaire is the ring universally recognized as the perfect piece of jewelry for declaring love but also marking the importance of a love affair.

The most famous solitaire ring is the Tiffany setting with its six-prong setting, created by its namesake Charles Tiffany in 1886. The solitaire, needless to say, is the ring that suits every style and every age, every woman who loves elegance and precious stones.

There are two kinds of diamonds in this world: the diamond itself and the eyes filled with love.
(Mehmet Murat ildan)

That 3 was a perfect number was already known, and this is especially true when it comes to precious stones and diamonds.

The trilogy ring is not only a precious and exquisite piece of jewelry, usually given as a token of love, but has a special meaning: yesterday, today and tomorrow. Translated into the language of lovers this means I loved you, I love you and I will love you. A truly romantic meaning that of the trilogy ring whose diamonds also add symbols of a lasting, indestructible and unbreakable bond. Few people know that the trilogy ring also has a religious significance and that is the Trinity: the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit.

Diamond light is the soul stolen from the stars.
(Fabrizio Caramagna)

A veretta is an elegant and refined band, usually in white gold, formed of brilliant-cut diamonds. This ring pattern is often known as the riviera.

There are different models of diamond verets depending on the number of stones set: the most classic are those with 5 diamonds or with 7 diamonds (called half-round)

Great women need great diamonds.
(Elizabeth Taylor)

The eternelle, or gyrodite, is a ring composed of stones placed all around the circumference of the ring: the most classic, and at the same time the most elegant, is undoubtedly the one made of 750% white gold and natural brilliant-cut diamonds.