A refined two-tone ring featuring a single emerald-cut diamond.

The emerald cut is said to have originated around the 16th century to reduce chipping of Colombian emeralds, and was later applied to diamonds. Its large, flat facets make the interior visible, so only a very small number of diamonds with exceptional clarity and well-formed crystal structure are suitable for this cut. They are rare, said to be less than 2% of all diamonds.

Rather than a strong, scintillating sparkle, this cut produces a quiet, reflective brilliance across the facets. It creates a calm, dignified light that showcases the quality of the material itself.

To further accentuate the diamond’s whiteness, the setting is made of platinum. By cradling the stone, the setting gently enhances its transparent glow. The band is paired with K18 yellow gold, and the contrast between the different metals adds depth to the piece. The diamond is available in two sizes: "0.09ct" and "0.14ct".