Italian Diamond Engagement Rings
Italian diamond engagement rings have brought character to the engagement ring industry. Along similar lines, Italian concepts occasionally introduce a certain level of bizarre character into their designs, thereby transmuting the unique into avant-garde and the sophisticated into the carefree. We often refer to this category of Italian diamond engagement rings as ice breakers. Here’s a thought, it may be argued that the majority of Italian diamond engagement rings we have presented thus far are somewhat tightly wound or uptight. In truth, the majority of Italian diamond engagement rings are indeed strict and rigid, across most of Italy. More specifically, this dominant category of Italian diamond engagement rings includes stringently defined patterns and overwhelmingly clearly articulated curves. The Italian diamond engagement rings we present here, offer the exact opposite scenario – ill defined patterns and curves, and angles without rhyme or reason. Make no mistake about it, these Italian diamond engagement rings still adhere to the well known Italian quality standards, but they let loose and unveil a new dimension that you may not have even known Italian diamond engagement rings are capable of.
As a point of comparison, we start with the basic, tightly wound, Italian diamond engagement ring concept that we have come to know and expect. The above featured engagement ring boasts an 18k white gold shank with a quarter carat Italian round brilliant hand cut solitaire diamond. As you can see, this design resembles the typical Italian engagement rings we observe on a regular basis, with its posterior design and extravagant personality.
A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step, which applies to Italian diamond engagement rings as much as it does to so many other things. The Italian diamond engagement ring shown above boasts a slightly loosened design – a partially split shank in 18k white gold with a scarf, enclosing the gorgeous Italian round cut diamond
Taking the next step, this design gives Italian diamond engagement rings a whole new look and feel, with an even looser complexion. The 18k gold shank is effectively a two piece design, in 18k white gold and 18k rose gold. The shank is also curved to create the bypass design, and accommodate the four prongs, which hold the beautiful round cut Italian diamond.
Finally, we present a design that takes Italian diamond engagement rings to a new level of peculiarity. Italian diamond engagement rings may typically be a strict category, but this solitaire engagement ring is outright eccentric. The 18k white gold shank is curved, split, and branched with two additional 18k rose gold strands, which ultimately connect to the main shank. The Italian round cut diamond sits between the main shank and one of the rose gold strands, secured by a four prong setting. Italian diamond engagement rings did not see this one coming!
Italian diamond engagement rings challenge expectations and push design boundaries to the limit. At the same time, Italian diamond engagement rings are also known for their rigid design standards. Hopefully the Italian diamond engagement rings we presented in this issue of DT Era challenge this perception. Perception is reality, and the reality is that there is clearly more to Italian diamond engagement rings than strictness and inflexibility.
