Serrated grain is one of the most popular terms in jewelry, but most people don't know what it is. Serrated crystals are tiny metal beads that can be used on the edges of jewelry. Generally, saw-like crystals are applied to jewelry to make them more textured and retro.

As you may have discovered, we like to recreate vintage-style engagement rings. In fact, we are obsessed with them.

Retro-style center stones, such as cushions, Asscher or Emerald shapes, help maintain the antique charm of the Edwardian engagement ring design. This vintage Edwardian style engagement ring features a cushion-cut center stone of nearly two carats, bordered by a row of diamonds on each side, and placed in a saw-shaped accent band:

Edwardian style engagement ring

The ornate decoration with the center stone is another way to create the Edwardian style. The next ring is decorated with subtle jagged lines on the edge of the band and arched with floral etchings and exquisitely carved scrolls in the cathedral environment. These details attract a beautiful 1-carat round brilliant center stone (with a sparkling cushion side stone) to create a truly unique and romantic engagement ring.

Vintage Lacerated Three-Stone Diamond Engagement Ring

It is true to say that the excessively bold beauty of King Edward's reign with diamonds and more diamond rings! This Edwardian polarized diamond ring is set with a classic emerald diamond, surrounded by a diamond halo and diamond eternity band.

Rose Gold Vintage Serrated Halo Diamond Engagement Ring

Some rings bring design details to beautiful and amazing heights. The saw-shaped royal halo customized engagement ring is suitable for royal use. The ribbon surrounding the diamond is decorated with saw-like beadwork and woven around the diamond halo to form a round brilliant diamond of nearly one carat. This ring is set with platinum and 0.85 carats of diamonds in a complex setting.