Lepage Achille engagement ring in white gold, sapphire and diamonds

The Essentials:

• Ring in 18k white gold
• Average gold weight: 1.6 g for the 3 mm diameter; 1.8 g for the 3.7 mm diameter; 1.9 g for the 4.3 mm diameter; 2.2 g for the 4.7 mm diameter
• Centre stone: round-cut sapphire, 3 mm (approximately 0.17 carat); 3.7 mm (approximately 0.26 carat); 4.3 mm (approximately 0.44 carat); 4.7 mm (approximately 0.53 carat), depending on the option selected
• Average carat weight of the baguette-cut diamond side stones, depending on the model: 0.04 carat for the 3 mm diameter; 0.05 carat for the 3.7 mm and 4.3 mm diameters; 0.06 carat for the 4.7 mm diameter
• Each stone is unique, therefore the colour of the stone in your jewel may vary slightly from the photograph above
• Depending on the dimensions of the stone you choose, the proportions of your jewel may differ slightly from those of the jewel shown above.

The Albert Solitaire in White Gold and Sapphire

The iconic exuberance of the Roaring Twenties comes to life within the Suzanne collection through the Albert engagement ring. Elegant and refined, Albert also stands out for its understated character. Its geometric lines are balanced in pairs on white gold, giving the jewel a distinctive architectural aesthetic without ever becoming extravagant.

For the Little Story

To preserve the brilliance of white gold, each creation is immersed in a rhodium bath during a process known as "rhodium plating", which consists of applying a thin layer of rhodium to the surface of the jewel through electrolysis. It is worth noting that rhodium is a rare precious metal with a silvery-white colour, particularly hard and highly resistant to corrosion, notably used as an alloying component in platinum.

A jeweller's word

This white gold setting features clean lines and has been designed to preserve and enhance the gemstones it showcases. Discreet in its presentation, the round sapphire is delicately held in place by four prongs. On either side, two baguette-cut diamonds are set directly into the band, giving the piece a distinctly Art Deco aesthetic. With the Albert solitaire, we sought to evoke all the energy and exuberance of the Roaring Twenties.