Solitaire ring with an oval-cut diamond
The diamond sets both the colour and the character here: the metal around it is deliberately kept quiet so as not to argue with the stone. A solitaire in its purest form: an oval-cut diamond on four prongs, a slim plain shank, nothing more. A diamond’s fire is made by the cutter’s calculation rather than by the stone: wrong proportions dim even flawless rough. The oval is one of the oldest shapes in jewellery: a soft outline with no corners, so the stone does not catch on clothing and wears easily every day. Wear it on the ring or middle finger, on its own; it pairs with a slim diamond band, but not with a second large stone. 18K white gold.
The diamond sets both the colour and the character here: the metal around it is deliberately kept quiet so as not to argue with the stone. A solitaire in its purest form: an oval-cut diamond on four prongs, a slim plain shank, nothing more. A diamond’s fire is made by the cutter’s calculation rather than by the stone: wrong proportions dim even flawless rough. The oval is one of the oldest shapes in jewellery: a soft outline with no corners, so the stone does not catch on clothing and wears easily every day. Wear it on the ring or middle finger, on its own; it pairs with a slim diamond band, but not with a second large stone. 18K white gold.
Complimentary insured shipping in signature packaging. Timing and terms are agreed with your manager when you place a request.
Store your piece separately in a soft pouch. Remove before contact with cosmetics and water. Professional cleaning on request.
