This 1930s ring presents a distinctive twist on the classic three-stone engagement style. Its platinum setting is adorned with a profusion of delicate grain-set diamonds, tracing the ring's unique contours. Amidst numerous smaller diamonds, three principal diamonds take center stage, with the main one weighing 0.67 carats. The intricate openwork setting allows each central stone to breathe, facilitating a seamless visual journey across the ring. Weighing a total of 2 carats, the ring exudes brilliance, enhanced by the jeweller's thoughtful pairing of bright diamonds with complementary white gold. The setting is both unique and recognisable, effortlessly pairing with a wedding band for a timeless and complete look, flattering to the hand.

Unless stated otherwise, gem weights and specifications are estimated (assessed in mount).