Oval Diamond Ring | Opera

Dan R

I just wanted to give a big thank you for all the work on the ring - it looked even better than I thought it would and my now fiancee loved it!!! The timing was pretty incredible too, as I had planned to go ahead and propose on friday night, without a ring (controversially!) but then to have the ring finished early and literally hours in before the deed was great! So thanks Alice for all your work on the ring and everyone for being cheerful and helpful and encouraging throughout, I appreciate it all!

Nico

Hi Erika,

After a very anxious wait I finally got to see the ring today. It's perfect! Thank you so much for all the time and energy you and the rest of the team at 1791 put into this. I really appreciate it. It was a pleasure doing business with you and you have made this very significant challenge a lot easier for me to navigate. Now I can start looking forward to taking the next step of presenting the ring to my partner along with that all important question.

Thank you again,

Nico

This ring is aptly named; it will certainly take centre stage and steal the show. Opera, from the 1791 Diamonds' diamond engagement ring collection, radiates brilliance and romance with an oval diamond for the centre stone and gorgeous side stones surrounding it to enhance its fabulous sparkle.

The oval is a very elegant fancy shaped diamond and is particularly well suited to those with long, slender fingers. This diamond shape is quite literally an oval version of the round brilliant diamond - a shape which was specifically calculated by a mathematician to maximise its sparkle - so it dances with the fire and brilliance that we expect from high quality diamonds.

Another added bonus for those who love the glitter of the round brilliant but prefer a more unique shape: oval shaped diamonds usually look larger than a round stone of the same carat weight thanks to their 58 facets. This effect is further enhanced in the Opera design by side stones which are spread over and around the top of the ring, surrounding the centre stone and making it appear even larger and brighter.

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