Anello ballerina in platino con diamante giallo (0.35ct) e diamanti bianchi (0.35ctw), anni ‘2000 DPietre Preziose_d_Rubini One aspect that I find

One aspect that I find very beautiful is the fact that seen from the front the emeralds seem to have been stuck between the three yellow gold edges that delimit them

being in fact estimated at around 4

18K white gold and rosette-cut diamonds

thanks to a wavy contour

Anello ballerina in platino con diamante giallo (0.35ct) e diamanti bianchi (0.35ctw), anni ‘2000 DPietre Preziose_d_Rubini One aspect that I findWhat you see is one of the most successful examples of ballerina jewelry, whose design is based on that of daisy rings but with a small but important difference: here, in fact, the presence of tapered or baguette cut diamonds is fundamental, essential to recreating the image of a tutu in motion. And in this ring we find the maximum expression of this design, with one of the rarest variations, featuring only tapered cut diamonds (therefore not combined