Platinum Solitaire Ring with 0.65ct Brilliant-Cut Diamond and 0.40ct Accent Diamonds – Diamond Collection | ScrignoSoprana.com

Embrace the timeless elegance of the solitaire ring from the Diamond Collection by Soprana dal 1910 srl, an exclusive piece available on ScrignoSoprana.com, the online showcase of Italian jewelry tradition since 1910.

This extraordinary ring features a pure platinum setting adorned with small brilliant-cut diamonds totaling 0.40ct. At the center, a stunning 0.65ct brilliant-cut diamond takes the spotlight, graded H in color and IF (Internally Flawless) in clarity, ensuring remarkable brilliance and perfection.

The central diamond is certified by the IGI (International Gemological Institute), guaranteeing its international authenticity and top-tier quality.

Technical Specifications:

• Setting: Platinum with 0.40ct brilliant-cut accent diamonds
• Center Diamond: Brilliant-cut, 0.65ct
• Color: H
• Clarity: IF (Internally Flawless)
• Certification: IGI (International Gemological Institute)

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SOPRANA DAL 1910

It all began on 10 October 1910 when Alfredo Giovanni Soprana learned the art of watchmaking from the master Santini of Varese. He specializes in 1911 in Vicenza. At the suggestion of his father he emigrated to Buenos Aires, where he made his fortune thanks also to his ability to model the thin glasses of watches using photographic plates. Returning to Italy, in the 1930s he built the minute hand for the clock of the bell tower of San Giovanni Ilarione. In 1940 he established his business in Valdagno, an area projected towards the future thanks to the Marzotto industries.

It is post-war Italy that instead marks the beginning of his children's business. In 1946 three brothers Adolfo, Roberto and Edoardo opened their first jewelery-watchmaking and opticians in Valdagno in Corso Italia 14.

Only ten years later Adolfo Soprana goes down to Vicenza and opens a watch and optical jewelery shop in Piazza dei Signori at number 53. It was 1956. Thus began the adventure of the historic jewelery, a path that has gone through more than half a century by joining people and the life of this city in all its events, private or public.

In 1973 Adolfo took over from the old Marangoni jewelry shop, located under the vaults of the Palladian Basilica since 1770, and since then the company has moved under the "Palladian vaults" and has continued to invest in the new shop, both from an infrastructural point of view. than cultural. The Basilica thus becomes the heart of the work of the Sopranas who dedicate their passion and energy to it. The sons Fiorenza and Stefano also join the business.

In 1989 the shop was restored after the acquisition of the Bersani company, the display windows increased from three to five and the Jewelery and Goldsmith's Workshop was also created and the Soprana brand was deposited for the production of jewelry. On the occasion, the entire facade on the side of piazzetta palladio was restored.

In 1995 Stefano and Adolfo opened the PENDOLERIA, a place dedicated to furnishing watchmaking. On this occasion, the watchmaking laboratory dedicated to the revision and restoration of these magnificent mechanical jewels was also born.

But the history of the Sopranas, in addition to a prestigious commercial adventure, is above all a path of passion and love for the history of jewelery and watchmaking.

In recent years, many cultural occasions have followed and repeated, desired by the jewelry that has always been interested in concrete forms of neo-patronage by conducting real cultural operations for the return of unique testimonies of Vicenza history. Soprana has always invested in culture, not only by sponsoring it but by producing research, events, exhibitions, concerts, restorations.

In 2000 the Goldsmith Giovenzio Posenato, who joined the Soprana team in 1990, carried out the complete restoration of the crown and breastplate of the Madonna di Monte Berico. With the occasion Stefano Soprana creates the historical-cultural book on restoration.

In 2001, after the restoration of the Bissara Tower, the Soprana took charge of the restoration of the tower clock, the dial and rebuilt the moon phase as it was in 1597, thus reintroducing it after 200 years.

Also for this important date for Vicenza, Soprana has given life to a manuscript on the Restoration of the Bissara Tower

In 2003, with the acquisition of the ZANETTI company, the whole side of Piazzetta Palladio became a single shop with 6 display windows thanks to the second restoration.

In 2008, after the fourth generation entered the store with Matteo and Giovanni, ScrignoSoprana.com was born, the new e-commerce showcase to satisfy international customers.

In 2011, on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the unification of Italy, we created, in collaboration with Meistersinger, the "Soprana No. 6", giving one to the President of the Italian Republic as a symbolic gesture.

On May 21, 2013, the "Loving Palladio" brand was born from an idea of ​​Stefano Soprana and his love for Palladian art of which Vicenza is the cradle.