This Victorian-era engagement ring in 14 karat rose gold features a .35 carat round rose cut center diamond surrounded by a halo of 14 old mine cut diamonds totaling .14 carats.

The rose cut has a flat bottom and domed top with triangular facets that create a softer, more subtle glow rather than the intense sparkle of modern brilliant cuts—this cutting style was common before modern diamond cutting techniques developed.

The center diamond has H color, meaning it appears nearly colorless with just the faintest warmth, and VS1 clarity means any inclusions are extremely difficult to spot even under magnification.

Old mine cut diamonds in the halo have chunky facets and slightly irregular shapes typical of hand-cut stones from this period, each measuring 1.25mm. The tapered rose gold band narrows toward the back for comfortable wear, and the pinkish tone of rose gold complements the antique diamond cuts. Total diamond weight across the ring is .49 carats.