Neil Dutta, managing director of Angelic Diamonds, agreed that the ring appears to be around five carats in an east-west setting. This choice “is particularly clever as it makes the stone appear larger and more unique than a traditional north-south orientation,” Dutta said. “It also allows more light to penetrate the stone, enhancing its overall brilliance and sparkle.” In terms of value, “according to our analysis, this stunning piece is closer to $250,000 – a value that reflects the exceptional quality of a high-quality stone Cushion-cut diamonds from a designer like McCormack perfectly reflect.”

Zack Stone, CEO of jeweler Steven Stone, said the ring appeared larger to him and was nearly six carats. “I would estimate the value of this exquisite piece at $300,000, although I wouldn’t be surprised if it was worth even more.” a button-shaped piece of metal on the back of the frame. “This signature design by renowned London jeweler Jessica McCormack is designed so that the diamond or gemstone sits comfortably against the skin,” said Stone.

Jeweler Laura Taylor of Lorel Diamonds also graded the ring in the 5 to 6 carat range. “The diamond appears to be of excellent quality, probably VVS clarity and near colorless (DF), which would place the value of the ring at around £300,000 to £400,000 ($370,000 to $500,000), depending on whether it was natural or lab-created is bred,” Taylor said.