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Story
The Asscher cut diamond remains the diva of all diamond cuts for many. Its square shape, unusual facet structure and relative rarity continue to command a wide following.
First seen in the 1920's, this choice one of .64 carats rests at the heart of this ring. With a color of F-G, and a clarity of VS, its pure radiance knows no bounds.
An additional twenty brilliant cut diamonds bring the total carat weight for the ring up to .86 (H-I color, VS2-SI1 clarity).
It's the natural emeralds that elevate this ring to the next level. Twenty fancy calibre cut emeralds seem to vibrate with verdant green coloration. A halo forms around the center, then more are tucked on each side for a total of 1.85 carats.
The mounting is platinum and the vibe is clearly Art Deco inspired with its use of color and geometry. Its equally suited to an engagement ring or right hand beauty.
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