Beautiful Vintage Diamond Engagement Ring Designs

Vintage diamond rings for engagements make a statement in their own right. These are rings that are sure to impress as a romantic choice. After all, diamonds are a girl’s best friend. Regularly cutting diamonds by hand, they gave shapes and dimensions that capture the personality and soul of their eras. Some antique cuts are mentioned below.

• Vintage Antique Engagement Ring Designs
• Vintage Style Engagement Rings

Beautiful Vintage Diamond Ring

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Emerald Cut Diamond Wedding Band

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Lovely Old Fashioned Engagement Ring

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The single cut diamond has a big table and an octagonal girdle. A single cut diamond usually has 18 facets. This is an extremely old diamond cut dating to the 1300s. The rose cut diamond has a flat bottom with a dome-shaped crown, rising to a single apex. With between 3 to 24 facets, it resembles the shape of a rose bud. This cut dates to the 1500s.

Gorgeous Antique Engagement Ring

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Gold Engagement Ring Vintage

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Fabulous Yellow Gold Diamond Engagement Ring

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Vintage Diamond Wedding Band for Women

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Blue Color Vintage Diamond Wedding Ring

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Stunning Vintage Diamond Engagement Ring

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Elegant Vintage Style Diamond Ring

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Floral Vintage Style Wedding Bands

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Victorian Diamond Engagement Ring

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Vintage Art Deco Diamond Ring

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Cocktail Vintage Diamond Engagement Ring

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Flower Shape Vintage Engagement Ring

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Designer Vintage Estate Engagement Ring

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Platinum Vintage Diamond Ring

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Awesome Vintage Diamond Engagement Ring

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Unique European Cut Diamond Engagement Ring

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Amazing Vintage Wedding Ring

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The old mine cut diamond possess a squarish girdle with rounded corners. They have a high crown, a small table, and a large, flat culet. The old mine cut dates to the 1700s.The old European cut diamond possesses a high crown, small table, and a large, flat culet. However, this cut has a circular girdle. With 58 facets, it is the antecedent of today’s modern round brilliant cut. The cut dates to the 1800s.

The round brilliant cut diamond – has become the standard and most popular way to cut diamonds since the 1900s. A round brilliant cut diamond has a circular girdle and 58 facets. However, this cut lacks a culet.