DISCOVERY / Jewellery & Fit
Dinh van Le Cube Diamant, two stones facing.
The open yellow-gold ring uses the gap between two diamonds as part of its design.
Image: dinh vanPublished 4 November 2026 · WHV
Reference 208511 brings two small diamonds towards one another without closing the shape between them. Seen from above, the space between the stones gives the ring its direction. Seen at an angle, the gold around each stone explains the name Le Cube Diamant.
The house lists eighteen-karat yellow gold and says the reference cannot be resized. That practical detail belongs in the decision. The position of the opening and the size of the ring will affect how the design feels and looks on the hand.
Try the exact reference if a boutique can supply it, and ask about servicing and checks on the settings. If looking at a used piece, check that the ring has kept its shape and that the stones and gold show the condition described.
Evidence & sources.
- dinh van, Le Cube Diamant reference 208511 (opens source in a new tab)
- dinh van catalogue, history of Le Cube Diamant (opens source in a new tab)
Scope of this reading
The current house record identifies reference 208511 and shows it unavailable online. Confirm size and availability for the piece you intend to try.
Sources checked 4 November 2026.
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