Marquise Diamond Ring South Africa

The marquise diamond ring holds a special place in South Africa’s jewelry history, featuring prominently in both historical and modern designs. One of the most notable examples is the platinum Marquise Diamond Ring, crafted by Cartier during the Art Deco period, which highlights an exceptional 28.3ct marquise cut diamond sourced from South Africa. This ring is adorned with a combination of triangular, baguette, and round brilliant cut diamonds in a striking garland motif, demonstrating the bold lines and geometric forms typical of the era[1].

For those seeking bespoke, contemporary marquise diamond rings in South Africa, there are a number of reputable jewellers offering tailored experiences. Katannuta Diamonds is an established online store that specializes in the design and manufacture of South African engagement rings, including marquise diamond rings. They partner with leading diamond suppliers in South Africa to provide clients with access to a wide range of diamond shapes, colors, and clarities at wholesale rates[2].

Other custom jewellery providers such as SJ Gems and Cape Diamonds also offer a variety of engagement rings, with SJ Gems noting that the average price for a platinum band and a 1-carat diamond is approximately R100,000, while designer solitaire rings can average around R130,000[4]. Cape Diamonds emphasizes their artisanal, handmade approach and offers personal consultations to help clients create unique marquise or other shaped diamond rings, reflecting Cape Town’s trendsetting style[6].

For ready-to-order or customized marquise diamond rings, Prins & Prins and Jack Friedman are reputable South African jewellers known for their fine craftsmanship. Prins & Prins, for instance, offers handmade marquise diamond rings in 18ct white gold, crafted to fit various finger sizes[7].

Modern alternatives, such as marquise moissanite rings, are also available for those seeking affordable yet visually striking options. These rings are customizable in metal type and feature high-clarity, near-colorless stones designed to resemble mined diamonds[5].

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