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Flawless’ diamond experts will guide you in selecting the perfect vintage round solitaire through a dedicated appointment. We help explore your preferences in metal tone, gemstone quality, and setting style to craft a ring that feels truly yours.

Vintage round diamond engagement rings capture the perfect blend of classic beauty and technical brilliance. The round brilliant cut was introduced in the early 20th century and refined through the mid-1900s. Designed with 58 facets (33 on the crown and 25 on the pavilion), it directs light through the top of the stone to maximise brightness, fire, and scintillation. The precise facet alignment of the vintage round engagement rings gives the round brilliant exceptional sparkle and makes it an elite choice for fine jewellery.
Round cut vintage engagement rings remain a classic favourite because of their symmetrical design. It is typically set in a six or eight-prong crown to maximise reflection of light and stability. The band is made from 14K or 18K gold or platinum and is often hand-engraved, filigreed, or has milgrain along the shoulders. These tactile surface details, along with fine proportions and elegant curves, portray early 20th-century craftsmanship. All of these factors together create a timeless and durable round vintage ring.
Frequently Asked Questions
Cut quality has the greatest influence on a diamond’s light return, more than colour or clarity. Even a smaller diamond with an excellent cut can outshine a larger one with a lower cut grade.
An ideal round cut has a table percentage of 54–57%, depth of 59–62.5%, and a length-to-width ratio close to 1.00. These proportions ensure the right symmetry and maximum brilliance.
Common choices include platinum, yellow gold, and rose gold. Vintage designs often pair warmer-toned gold with diamonds slightly lower on the colour scale for a soft antique glow.
Yes. When properly set with protective prongs or bezels, round cuts are highly durable. Their lack of edges minimises chipping risks.