The three stone design, sometimes referred to as the ‘trilogy’ is composed of three stones adjacent to one another. Sometimes thought to represent the past, present and future, this is a classic design that continues to stand the test of time.
We have three stone rings that feature angular step cut gemstones that are so often associated with the Art Deco era, to the softer silhouettes of the old mine and old cut stones to suit all tastes. Designs can feature three equally sized stones, creating an element of geometry. Alternatively, designs can also be graduating with a larger central stone flanked by slightly smaller stones.
We have a myriad of different gemstones in our unique three stone rings, ranging from Rubies and Emeralds to Sapphires, and of course, Diamonds, amongst others.
An extremely flattering design, each piece has been exquisitely hand-crafted and features unique detail and craftsmanship that is no longer seen today. With antique and vintage jewellery, no two rings are alike, making them investment heirloom pieces that will continue to appreciate in value over time.
A three stones ring is an excellent option as an engagement ring. While three-stone rings have significant symbolic value, they also have a classic and timeless appeal. This design has enduring popularity and with many pieces in our collection already being 100 years of age, the three stone design has stood the test of time.
The most common symbolism associated with three stone rings is "past, present, and future" or "friendship, love, and fidelity."
Depending on whether your preference is for a classic diamond, or if you prefer a coloured gemstone, we have three stone rings set with the finest Colombian Emeralds, Burmese Rubies and Ceylon Sapphires to name a few. Each ring is completely unique and has been expertly hand crafted in a time where jewellers considered themselves artisans.
We do have some pieces that are set with three gemstones other than diamonds. They are rare to find, as it requires the three stones to be perfectly matching and proportional to one another.
