Sleek and sophisticated, the Baguette Diamond Ring is the ideal wedding ring.

A unique diamond band with baguette-cut diamonds set with alternating round diamonds.

Available in 18ct rose gold, yellow gold, white gold, and platinum.

6 point Baguette diamonds
1-point round diamonds
1.7mm wide band
Polished gold finish
Shared claw setting

Why Choose Baguette Diamonds?

Baguette diamonds are part of the step-cut family, alongside emerald cuts. Baguettes are thin, elongated, rectangular-shaped diamonds that can have straight or tapered edges. These 14 faceted diamonds are often smaller and used in wedding bands but are classic and beautifully accentuate your main stone by adding more sparkle to your piece, without being the focus.

Did You Know?

Some diamonds may hold more weight in the bottom, which is classified as its 'depth', while other diamonds can be long and thin, or short and wide. It is based on preference, as well as availability, and our expert design opinion, when sourcing a diamond. This description all falls under 'ratios'.

Out of all of the 4Cs, cut plays a very important role in the overall look and sparkle of a diamond. A perfectly cut diamond is referred to as ideal, meaning it’s not cut too shallow or too deep and allows almost all the light that goes into it, to be reflected back. Giving you a sparkly and beautiful stone!

Our Metals

All of our pieces are created in 9ct or 18ct yellow, rose and white gold and platinum so you can wear them for many years to come.

The main difference between 9ct and 18ct gold is the amount of pure gold in the metal. 9ct gold contains 37.5% pure gold, while 18ct gold contains 75% pure gold. This means that 18ct gold is more valuable and expensive than 9ct gold. (Read more about our metals here)

Our Diamonds

Cassandra Mamone only selects colourless diamonds from the top 3 colour grades D - F ensuring that your piece will reflect the brand's timeless and classic nature. Every diamond is unique. Diamonds that range from colourless to light yellow fall within the normal colour range. Within that range, colourless diamonds are rare, making them the most valuable. Subtle colour differences can dramatically affect diamond value. Two diamonds of the same clarity, weight, and cut can differ in value based on colour alone. Even the slightest hint of colour can make a dramatic difference in value.

We only use natural diamonds and will never work with lab-grown diamonds.

This ring is handmade to order.

Please allow 4-6 weeks for this custom-made piece to be completed. Timeframe not including delivery.

Please feel free to contact us via our consult form for any customisations to this piece.

CM COLOURLESS DIAMONDS

Cassandra Mamone only sources natural colourless diamonds from the top 3 colour grades (D - F), ensuring that your piece will reflect the brand's timeless and classic nature. Diamonds ranging from colourless to light yellow fall within the normal colour range. Within that range, colourless diamonds are rare, making them the most valuable. The less colour, the higher the grade. Subtle colour differences can dramatically affect diamond value. Two diamonds of the same clarity, weight, and cut can differ in value based on colour alone. Even the slightest hint of colour can make a dramatic difference in value.

Please note that any diamond below 0.35 carats will not come with a GIA certificate. * Please note all online purchases of diamond engagement rings will be F in colour and SI1 in clarity.

If you would like a diamond higher in clarity and colour, please email us for a custom quote at design@cassandramamone.com

CM CHAMPAGNE DIAMONDS

Champagne diamonds have been well-established in Cassandra Mamone’s brand since its inception in 2013. Cassandra’s first collection, Sorrento, features champagne diamonds set in warm tones of rose gold. The very first collection piece that Cassandra designed was our Cognac Beauty ring, featuring a champagne diamond in its centre. Champagne diamonds are natural in colour and range from light beige to cognac brown. We choose from the C3 to C4 range to complement yellow and rose gold tones.

CLARITY

Natural diamonds are the result of carbon exposed to tremendous heat and pressure deep in the earth. They are brought closer to the Earth’s surface through volcanic activity. This process can result in a variety of internal features within the diamond, called inclusions, and surface irregularities, called blemishes. Clarity refers to the absence of these characteristics. A diamond is graded by the number, size, nature, position, colour or relief of any inclusions and blemishes.

There are 11 clarity grades in the GIA grading system. They range from Flawless to three categories of Included. At Cassandra Mamone, we only source diamonds with a minimum clarity grade of Slightly Included level 1 (SI1).

CUT

The cut of a diamond refers to its proportions, symmetry and polish, and is a measure of how a diamond’s facets interact with light. A well cut diamond will make better use of the light and will have intense sparkle because of three optical effects: white light reflections called brightness, flashes of colour called fire, and areas of light and dark called scintillation. The quality of cut is crucial to the diamond’s final beauty and value. As a general rule, the higher the cut grade, the brighter the diamond. We only source diamonds from the top two cut grades: Excellent and Very Good.

CARAT WEIGHT

Diamond carat weight is the measurement of how much a diamond weighs. A metric carat (ct) is defined as 200 milligrams. Diamonds are weighed with great precision, and a metric carat is divided into 100 points (pt). A point is one-hundredth of a carat. Diamonds that weigh under a carat are usually stated in points. For example, a diamond that weighs 0.75ct is described as weighing “seventy-five points” or called a “seventy-five pointer”.

All else being equal, diamond value increases with carat weight, because larger diamonds are more rare and more desirable. For example, a 2ct diamond will weigh the same as four 50-point diamonds. However, even with all other quilty factors being equal, the larger diamond will be much more valuable than the sum of all four smaller diamonds.