$8,995.00
Classic “Cocktail” style Diamond Ring.
$10,500 if purchased New; Enjoy this Great Value!
| Design | Pre-owned Luxury; Authentic Art Deco |
|---|---|
| Metal | Platinum |
| Center Diamond Description | Round Brilliant-cut Diamond |
| Center Diamond Quality | SI2 I |
| Center Diamond Weight | 1.10 Carat |
| Side Diamonds Description | 16 Round Diamonds |
| Side Diamonds Total Weight | 1.00 Carat |
| Year | circa 1935 |
An emerald engagement ring that survived the fateful final voyage of the Titanic in 1912 made a surprise appearance on BBC’s Antiques Roadshow this past Sunday. The ring, which features an emerald center stone flanked by smaller emeralds and diamonds in a platinum setting, was owned by the guest’s grandmother, who was newly married and only 18 years old at the time. Her grandmother managed to board a lifeboat and escape the sinking ship, but her grandfather was not as lucky. Antiques Roadshow expert Joanna Hardy said the emerald ring by La Cloche was first class in every sense of the word. She explained that the famous jeweler had a shop in Paris, but also opened a location on Bond Street in London in 1904. “All of the rich and the famous and the dignitaries would buy La Cloche jewelry,” Hardy said. “And this is definitely an engagement ring because you have the emerald there, which means hope and renewal, rebirth and life, and the diamonds are all set in platinum.” Hardy noted that she was surprised that the emerald ring has remained in such stunning condition. “The fact it has survived [the sinking of the Titanic] is quite incredible,” she… Read More
“Living Coral,” a pinkish-orange hue that embraces us with warmth and embodies our desire for playful expression, has been named Pantone’s 2019 Color of the Year. Among the gemstones exhibiting Pantone’s vibrant, yet mellow, seaborne color are spinel, morganite, padparadscha sapphire and precious coral. Leatrice Eiseman, Pantone’s executive director, said the Color Institute selected Living Coral to counter the effects of digital technology and social media that are “increasingly embedding into daily life.” “We are seeking authentic and immersive experiences that enable connection and intimacy,” she noted. “Sociable and spirited, the engaging nature of Living Coral welcomes and encourages lighthearted activity.” Vogue.com called the Pantone pick a cool-girl lipstick color that jives well with gold jewelry and a big straw bag. Each year since 2000, the color experts at Pantone have picked a color that reflects the current cultural climate. Typically, Pantone’s selection influences the worlds of high fashion, beauty, housewares, home and industrial design and consumer packaging. Reminiscent of this hot new color pick and a favorite of ours at Moses Jewelers is the uncommon lotus garnet. Durable and affordable, this orangey-pink gemstone is often paired with rose gold. Together, this lovely and popular combination promises to be the perfect… Read More
Welcome to “engagement season,” the magical time between Thanksgiving Day and Valentine’s Day when nearly 40% of all marriage proposals take place. According to WeddingWire’s 2018 Newlywed Report, Christmas Day is the most popular day of the year to pop the question, followed by Valentine’s Day, Christmas Eve, New Year’s Day and New Year’s Eve. Interestingly, the WeddingWire survey of 18,000 U.S. newlyweds married in 2017 reveals a dramatic spike in proposals during the month of December. Throughout the rest of the year, the distribution of proposals during each month ranges from 7% to 9%. But, in December, that number rises to 16%. Experts believe that the winter engagement phenomenon is attributed to two factors: the romantic nature of the season… and convenience. Suitors likely choose December to pop the question because they love the spirit of the holiday season. And, certainly, there’s no better time to propose than when all the family is in town to celebrate with the newly engaged couple. No matter when you are thinking of popping the question: here is one of our top tips as you plan for that special occasion: Enlist the help of a friend or family member to stealthily determine her ring… Read More
