Belle Époque Trilogy Ring Natural Diamonds and Rubies

 

Belle Époque ruby diamond trilogy ring dating from the 1900s (Belle Époque), crafted in 18-carat (750 thousandths) gold. This ring represents a cloverleaf and serves up three main stones: two old-cut diamonds, each weighing approximately 0.10 carat, and a very fine ruby, also weighing 0.10 carat. A line of old-cut diamonds enhances the motif, adding a touch of elegance to the ring.

Why do we love this Belle Époque trilogy ring set with rubies and diamonds?

The trilogy clover ring combines two powerful symbols: eternal love and good luck. The trilogy ring is a jewelry classic, composed of three stones, often diamonds. This design represents the past, present and future of a relationship. It's a popular choice for engagements and symbolic gifts. The clover is a symbol of luck and prosperity. It is often used in jewelry to add a touch of protection and positive energy. By combining these two concepts, the clover trilogy ring becomes both a romantic and spiritual piece of jewelry. Even more so with the ruby that accompanies the diamonds, a stone associated with love and passion. It's a jewel with a strong meaning.

Find out more about the Belle Époque period

The Belle Époque, a key period in European history. It spans the period from the end of the 19th century to the First World War. The term evokes an era of prosperity, peace and great innovation, particularly in France, but also in other European countries.

The Belle Époque was a time of artistic and cultural effervescence. Designers favored precious stones, floral designs and motifs inspired by nature, and democratized the use of precious metals like gold and platinum. It was a time when luxury blended with craftsmanship, and the creations were true works of art, still highly sought-after today. A Belle Époque engagement ring embodies this golden period, combining timeless elegance with the pursuit of the exceptional.