Tradition calls for an engagement ring to be a circular band of metal which is interrupted by a diamond. And whereas a diamond is the hardest material in nature, triangles are the strongest geometric shapes. This ring has an uncommon triangular diamond which not only symbolizes strength, but also provides dramatic angles that contrast with the soft round curves of the band. The stone is set in a bezel which tips slightly downward in an unexpected plane (especially noticeable in the side view).

The side stones are a singularly rare matched pair of color-change garnets from Madagascar, set in 18k pink gold bezels. These remarkable gems change from gray to teal to pinkish-purple in different lighting situations. They symbolize the fact that a couple must adapt to the vicissitudes of life, while their love remains strong.