Victoria: Exquisite Old Mine Cut Diamond Solitaire Ring - 2ct Round Natural Diamond - G Color VS1 Clarity - 14K White Gold 4-Prong Setting - Prestigious High Jewelry - Collector's Edition

Timeless elegance meets rare craftsmanship in this exquisite antique-inspired solitaire ring. A true collector’s piece, this ring showcases a breathtaking old mine cut diamond in a refined 14K white gold setting.

Key Highlights

• Rare Old Mine Cut Diamond: A stunning 2-carat natural earth-mined diamond, featuring the distinctive facets and romantic glow of the old miner cut.
• Exceptional Diamond Quality: Graded G color and VS1 clarity, this diamond radiates brilliance with remarkable fire and transparency.
• Classic Solitaire Design: A timeless four-prong setting enhances the beauty of the stone, allowing maximum light reflection and sparkle.
• Luxurious 14K White Gold: The sleek and polished 14K white gold band provides a sophisticated contrast to the diamond’s vintage charm.

Design Details

Inspired by the romance of antique jewelry, this bespoke diamond engagement ring captures the essence of heirloom elegance. The old mine cut’s softly rounded edges and deep proportions create a mesmerizing play of light, making this prestigious diamond ring a true statement of refinement and history.

Legacy of Old Mine Cut Diamonds: A Timeless Heritage

The old mine cut diamond ring carries a profound historical significance, tracing its origins to the 18th and 19th centuries when master artisans meticulously hand-cut each stone to maximize its brilliance under candlelight. Unlike modern precision-cut diamonds, the rare old miner cut stone features a distinctive cushion-like shape, high crown, and small table, creating a warm, romantic glow that evokes the grandeur of antique jewelry. This fine craftsmanship solitaire ring is a tribute to that era, preserving the beauty of a bygone time while seamlessly fitting into contemporary luxury collections.

The 2 carat solitaire diamond in this prestigious diamond ring is a prime example of the enduring charm of old mine cut stones. Its softly rounded edges and deep proportions enhance its fire, making it a sought-after choice among connoisseurs and collectors of high jewelry diamond rings. The G color old miner diamond, with its VS1 clarity, stands as a testament to the artistry of early diamond cutting techniques, ensuring that this antique-inspired solitaire ring remains an emblem of sophistication and rarity.

Investment-Grade Brilliance: The Prestige of the Victoria Solitaire Ring

Owning a luxury certified diamond jewelry piece like the Victoria old mine cut diamond ring is more than an aesthetic choice—it is a statement of refined taste and a strategic investment. The 2 carat solitaire diamond, graded G color with VS1 clarity, represents a rare combination of superior quality and historical significance, making it a true collector’s diamond jewelry piece. As part of the elite world of high jewelry diamond rings, this bespoke diamond engagement ring is designed not only for its breathtaking beauty but also for its enduring value.

Set in an elegant 14K white gold solitaire design, this investment-grade diamond is a testament to both artistry and rarity. The natural earth-mined diamond, with its antique-inspired faceting, has been certified to ensure its authenticity and brilliance. Whether acquired as a treasured heirloom or as part of a distinguished collection, this prestigious diamond ring stands as a legacy piece, embodying the finest traditions of luxury certified diamond jewelry.

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Why Choose Us?

At Jas Boutique, we take pride in the quality and authenticity of our jewellery. All our pieces, including this exquisite old mine cut diamond solitaire ring, are British hallmarked at the world-renowned Birmingham Assay Office, ensuring the highest standards of metal purity and craftsmanship. Additionally, every piece comes with a detailed gem report from a world-recognized agency, offering complete transparency and assurance about your gemstone's quality and authenticity. 14-21 days