Distinctive, sophisticated, and beautifully unconventional, this exquisite three-stone ring showcases a stunning hexagonal modified brilliant-cut lab-grown diamond, celebrated for its striking geometric silhouette and captivating brilliance.
The exceptional six-sided center diamond combines architectural precision with brilliant-style faceting, creating a mesmerizing display of light and sparkle. Flanking the center are two beautifully proportioned trapezoid-cut lab-grown diamonds, providing an elegant contrast that enhances the center stone's distinctive shape.
Expertly crafted in polished 14K yellow gold, the refined prong setting allows light to illuminate each diamond while maintaining the clean, sophisticated lines of this contemporary design.
Symbolizing the past, present, and future, this extraordinary three-stone ring offers a fresh interpretation of a timeless classic.
Details
- Center Diamond: Hexagonal modified brilliant-cut lab-grown diamond
- Side Diamonds: Two trapezoid-cut lab-grown diamonds
- Metal: 14K yellow gold
- Setting: Three-stone prong setting
- Finish: High polish
- Band: Slender, polished gold shank
- Style: Contemporary geometric elegance
A remarkable combination of modern artistry and timeless romance, designed for those who appreciate distinctive diamond cuts and exceptional craftsmanship.
| SKU#: | 002-101-2000106 |
| Metal Type: | Yellow Gold |
| Metal Kt: | 14K |
| Ring Size: | 4-12 |
| Center Stone Carat Wt: | 3.07 ctw. |
| Side Stone Carat Wt.: | 0.54 ctw. |
| Diamond Clarity | VVS2 |
| Side Stone Clarity | VS1 |
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