Mid-Century Tiffany Style 1ct Diamond Engagement Ring

This stunning engagement ring exemplifies one of the most iconic designs in jewelry history: the Tiffany-style three-stone ring. Renowned jeweler Tiffany & Co. helped pioneer the baguette cut in the 1920s and subsequently developed this style of ring mounting. The design features a round brilliant cut diamond in the center, flanked by two elongated, tapered baguette diamonds on either side. This arrangement creates perfect symmetry and a beautiful presentation on the hand. 

This particular ring, although unsigned, dates back to the 1960s, a time when this style was at its height of popularity. We especially appreciate this piece because the setter opted to place the center diamond lower on the band, making it more comfortable to wear while still allowing it to catch plenty of light and sparkle beautifully. 

The center diamond weighs just over 1 carat and boasts excellent quality, being eye-clean, near-colorless, and featuring very good cut quality; what more could we ask for? Based on our experience, she'll say yes to this one! 

Details: 14k white gold three-stone ring set with a 1.05ct round diamond (SI1, H, Very Good) and .16ctw baguette diamond accents (VS GH), circa 1960. Accompanied by a lab report from the North American Gemological Laboratory #1077097.