The ring owned by Princess Diana was designed in 1981 and probably at the time the “margherita” types were already quite common. This type of ring resembles that of Grandma, certainly not embellished with a 12 carat sapphire, But perhaps it contained a granate, which was much more common in Italy at the time and much cheaper.
In my opinion, a sapphire as beautiful as the one brought by Kate Middleton , He deserves one. a unique ring in the world that enhances the beauty of the single precious stone, in short, a ring worthy of a princess! In our imagination, what distinguishes a princess is the ability to have everything one desires that ordinary people generally cannot afford; then I believe Kate deserves a different ring….
It should be noted that the uniqueness of this ring lies in the fact that it belonged to Diana and is part of the royal jewels, but I want to try to unleash your imagination and make you imagine a princess ring…
My three original proposals for a ring with a sapphire, worthy of a princess!
In my opinion, an oval sapphire of 12 ct of such intense blue does not need a pavé of 14 diamonds, This sapphire speaks for itself and must dazzle the eyes of anyone who looks at it. Without being distracted by an excess of reflections all around me. For this reason, I freed my imagination and drew three sketches worthy of a princess, where the stone is more free, not suffocated but firmly held by non-industrial castors, designed and handmade. These sketches reflect my way of working with metals, namely in sheets and wires, not with wax models and for casting; precisely for this reason, the two rings I made can never be identical…
Stand out from the crowd and become a princess; blood of blue color is not necessary!
Eva