Mirroring the eternal love between the Roman god Cupid and the mortal Psyche, two pear-shaped diamonds of 1.65 and 1.11 carats appear to embrace, surrounded by princess and marquise-cut diamonds in the shape of Cupid’s outstretched and feathered wings.

In Roman mythology, when Cupid met the mortal Psyche he was wounded by one of his own diamond arrows, causing him to fall irrevocably in love. As the god of passion and attraction, Cupid’s arrows were thought to contain a potion to create uncontrollable desire in the gods and humans alike. Diamonds, with their precious and enduring qualities, were considered the source of this eternal power.