Victory SparHawk Maine Tourmaline Ring

Victory, 1942, a new world order was emerging. Women stepped up and took on new roles. A new ring for the new women’s spirit of freedom and the safest prong-set diamond ring ever made…the Victory Ring.

World War II. Their men went off to fight for freedom in Europe and he Pacific. Millions of young women across America went to work at the office, in factories, and shipyards to support families and the war effort. These women of mid-century America needed an engagement ring that was practical, wearable, and durable and yet they still insisted that it be beautiful and feminine. For many thousands The Victory Ring was the fulfillment of their deepest hopes, wishes, and desires. It was the strongest, most enduring prong-set engagement ring ever made. Each of these rings came to represent commitment, the bond of family, and the enduring love between man and woman.

Women are again today asking the same questions their grandmothers asked mid-century. We listened and responded by reviving original dies to make this exquisitely beautiful ring available again for a new generation of women. The ring born of necessity over a half century ago is again the ring of choice today.