Commanding the hand with sovereign grace, The Tudor Blossom Covenant Ring anchors a 1.28 Carat E-F VS round brilliant lab-grown diamond (7x7 mm) at its center. Masterfully set in a classic 4-prong setting, the wide 6 mm band features intricate Celtic knotwork flanked by beaded milgrain edges. Concealed beneath the central stone lies a surprise diamond flower motif, bringing an extra touch of romance to this vintage-inspired silhouette. Crafted in solid gold or sterling silver with a substantial 4.11 g metal weight, this piece delivers a royal presence fit for a Queen.
Historical Connection In 16th-century Tudor England, hand-fasting and betrothal rites brought noble families together under solemn covenants of love and political alliance. Courtly jewelry frequently incorporated secret symbols—such as hidden floral motifs under gallery settings and endless knotwork—to signify an eternal matrimonial vow sealed in divine favor.
