
Antique Sparkle

Advances in stone cutting led to slightly cushion-shaped Old Mine cut and Old European cut diamonds — both predecessors of modern round brilliant cut diamonds.
It wasn't just advances in stone cutting that gave antique diamonds their distinctive sparkle. The introduction of the six-prong Tiffany setting in 1886 popularized the diamond engagement ring.
This led to an increase in the popularity of the solitaire diamond ring, which replaced simple gold bands as the go-to choice for engagement and betrothal rings during the Victorian era.
Whether you're looking for the perfect diamond engagement ring, a birthday gift for your favorite April baby, or a little sparkle for yourself, our selection of timeless diamond jewelry is waiting for you! Shop diamond rings >
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Julie and the Walton's Team
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