Three Stone Diamond Engagement Ring in 14K White Gold

Three stones across the finger cover more of the hand than one stone of the same weight, and that is the form's real argument. The face is three diamonds long instead of one, so the ring draws a horizontal line of light rather than marking a single point.

Proportion has to be right or the whole thing collapses. Flanking stones need to be clearly smaller than the middle one, or the eye cannot find the center of the ring; too small, and the center looks like it has lost something. The past, present and future reading came out of marketing in the last few decades. The form is much older than the story, and it is a geometry problem before it is a symbol.

The center is a 0.50 carat round in prongs, and 14 more round diamonds run along a 2.5mm band, 0.42 carat between them, so the line of light continues past the three stones instead of stopping at them.

0.92 carat total, I color, SI2 clarity, sizes 4 through 9, solid 14K white gold, with the DEEVE lifetime warranty.