The mom jeans of engagement rings? Sure, she's got an undeniable '80s appeal, but she's sexy as hell in the here and now. Three bright marquise diamonds are set east-west (on the shoulders) and north-south (in the middle), combining for a supremely flattering effect of both lengthening the finger (something the marquise is known to do) and providing excellent coverage across the finger (with help from the setting). Combination yellow and white gold means that this ring will blend seamlessly into your jewelry wardrobe, pairing with white gold/silver, yellow gold, and even contrasting perfectly with rose gold to complete the trinity.

The marquise cut has experienced waves of popularity through her lifespan: designed c. 1745, in Paris for King Louis XV, who requested a diamond in the shape of his mistress' smile, the stone has inspired designers (and frustrated stone setters) ever since, reaching peak popularity from the 1950s-1980s. She appears to be making a ferocious comeback, unseating the oval and then pear shapes for those in search of a unique and flattering alternative to a classic round brilliant.

Three stone or trilogy rings have likewise enjoyed a rich tradition. Often interpreted as representing past, present, and future, we love them as much to celebrate a relationship as we do to mark personal achievements, milestones, and goals.

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Details:
• 14k yellow and white gold, unstamped but tested
• Size 6 and can be resized
• Three marquise cut diamonds; centre stone is approximately 0.50 carats I1 K-L (inclusions best seen in photo 5), side stones are approximately 0.11 carats each, SI1 J-K; approximately 0.72 carats total weight
• Face of ring measures 9mmx15mm with a rise off the finger of 6.2mm; band is 1.7mm wide throughout with a thickness at midpoints of 1.7mm and tapered in back to 1.2mm thick
• 2.7g