Cushion Blushing Bride Natural Diamond Engagement Ring Yellow Gold

To help ensure your marriage is a long and fruitful journey of love and discovery, choose a nature-inspired engagement ring with a history of its own. The Blushing Bride floral diamond ring designed by master jeweller Joel Graham is inspired by the

To help ensure your marriage is a long and fruitful journey of love and discovery, choose a nature-inspired engagement ring with a history of its own. The Blushing Bride floral diamond ring designed by master jeweller Joel Graham is inspired by the Serruria Florida, which was named after the person who found it – J. Serrurier, a professor of botany at the University of Utrecht – in the early eighteenth century in the mountains around Franschhoek. After it was found, it wasn’t seen again for many years. Later, as part of a biodiversity initiative, it was reintroduced into the Franschhoek biosphere. The cut of the diamond in this variation also has a long history. The cushion-cut, so named because of its pillow-like shape, has been around for about 200 years. For the first century, after it came into being, the cushion cut was the most popular choice for engagement rings. Now, with the turn to all things vintage, the cut is experiencing popularity once again. The floral setting of this yellow-gold ring honours the beauty and staying power of indigenous Cape flora and is proof of the enduring appeal of classic jewellery design.

To help ensure your marriage is a long and fruitful journey of love and discovery, choose a nature-inspired engagement ring with a history of its own. The Blushing Bride floral diamond ring designed by master jeweller Joel Graham is inspired by the Serruria Florida, which was named after the person who found it – J. Serrurier, a professor of botany at the University of Utrecht – in the early eighteenth century in the mountains around Franschhoek. After it was found, it wasn’t seen again for many years. Later, as part of a biodiversity initiative, it was reintroduced into the Franschhoek biosphere. The cut of the diamond in this variation also has a long history. The cushion-cut, so named because of its pillow-like shape, has been around for about 200 years. For the first century, after it came into being, the cushion cut was the most popular choice for engagement rings. Now, with the turn to all things vintage, the cut is experiencing popularity once again. The floral setting of this yellow-gold ring honours the beauty and staying power of indigenous Cape flora and is proof of the enduring appeal of classic jewellery design.