1912 Collection at Hamilton Jewelers
The 1912 Collection is named for the year Hamilton opened its doors. The rings are made by our master craftsmen from the firm's original archived designs, so the details are the ones a Princeton bride would have seen a century ago: fine millegrain borders, hand engraving on the shank, and open trellis heads that let light through the center stone. They are vintage in feel without being fragile. Each mounting takes a center diamond of any size, and the hand engraving is done one ring at a time in Princeton.
Hamilton makes the collection in platinum and in 18k yellow, white, and rose gold. The range includes three-stone mountings with two round brilliant side diamonds in a trellis setting, semi-mountings set with round and baguette diamonds along the shank, and lighter mountings with bead-set diamonds on the sides and in the head. Each is sold as a mounting so a center diamond of your choice can be set. The collection suits someone who wants an engagement ring that looks inherited rather than new. The three-stone mounting carries two round brilliant side diamonds totaling 1.09 carats, and the semi-mountings set six round and twenty baguette diamonds along the shank. Ask our team about a wedding band to sit alongside.
See the 1912 Collection in person in Princeton or Palm Beach, or book an appointment and we will have mountings and loose diamonds ready to pair. Gift wrapping is included on every order, and our team can help you choose. A ring can also be sized or engraved inside the band on site.
