Did you know that the wedding “set”- A matched engagement ring and band meant to be worn on the same finger- was invented in the late 1930’s? Before then, the engagement ring was moved to the right hand after the wedding. We’re always charmed to come across these early sets that have managed to stay together through the years. This charming example is 14k white gold, with a delightfully streamlined 1940’s style. The bright center diamond weighs .28 carats. Sold as a set.
The Details:
Center Diamond: Transitional Cut, .28 carats, H color, VS2 clarity
Additional stones: 11 single cut diamonds, 0.15 carat total, H-I color, VS1-SI1 clarity (between both rings)
