The intricate lace-like detailed style of Edwardian Engagement Rings was loved by ladies of the Edwardian era and along with the fine filigree work a decade or so later, still holds special appeal for women today. The smallest Diamond Engagement Ring recorded was given to two year old Princess Mary in 1518, daughter of Henry VIII at her betrothal to the infant ‘Dauphin of France', the son of King Francis I. Roman iron betrothal rings were called ‘Anulus Pronubus' and signified strength and permanence. Later rings were made of gold with engravings and detailed with symbolic motifs.
 Certified 0.96ct E/VS Diamond Ring $5,500.00
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 Certified H/SI 2.78ct Diamond Ring $9,500.00
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 Certified 0.85ct H/VS Diamond Ring $4,550.00
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 1.83ct Old Mine-cut Diamond Ring $8,400.00
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 3.60ct Aquamarine Engagement Ring $2,340.00
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 Santa Maria Aqua Engagement Ring $2,990.00
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 Cert 0.50ct H/VS Diamond Ring $2,200.00
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 Certified 0.94ct D/VS1 Dimond Ring $6,000.00
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 1.05ct Old Mine-cut Diamond Ring $3,800.00
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 Certified 1.09ct F/SI Diamond Ring $6,000.00
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 Certified 1.81ct D/SI Diamond Ring $11,000.00
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 0.54ct H/VS Diamond Engagement Ring $2,500.00
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 Certified 1.62ct H/VS Diamond Ring $8,250.00
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 Certified 0.48ct D/VS Diamond Ring $2,400.00
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 Certified0.47ct F/VS1 Diamond Ring $2,300.00
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 Cert 1.03ct I/SI Euro Diamond Ring $5,750.00
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 Certified 1.04ct H/VS Diamond Ring $5,250.00
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 0.35ct G/SI1 Dia Engagement Ring $1,300.00
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 1.68ct D/E Diamond Engagement Ring $5,300.00
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 Certified 1.03ct I/VS Diamond Ring $6,000.00
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