The rose cut diamond was devised in the 16th century, when people still spent their nights by candlelight. This diamond ring holds the antique sparkle in a small 0.02ct stone, offering a quiet shimmer.

The rose cut is characterized by countless triangular facets covering its surface. Unlike the modern brilliant cut, which is precisely calculated for light refraction, the rose cut reflects candle flames with a subtle mirror-like shimmer (scintillation) that gently flickers. This moist, delicate sparkle is said to have captivated the nobles who gathered at evening parties.

The matte-finished arms quietly enhance the diamond’s sparkle while absorbing light. Their understated, refined texture harmonizes beautifully with the historic glow of the rose cut.