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This unique engagement ring features a 1.21ct pear shaped Tsavorite centre stone, sourced from South Africa, with a double diamond halo carefully framing it by following the shape of the stone.
This ring has been cast as mixed metal, with the centre stone being set in 18k yellow gold to compliment the green hues of the tsavorite, whilst the diamonds have been set in platinum to protect their natural white colour.
Pear cut stones are unique and make a beautiful engagement ring as the shape elongates the finger, creating an elegant and graceful look.
For details of the ring depicted see below. Design requires a minimum 0.70ct centre stone. Please contact us to discuss a similar design or custom variations.
From £7,500 (inc. VAT)
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• Pear cut Tsavorite centre stone set with talon claws that are elegant and near invisible, yet provide total security
• Yellow gold talon claws selected to provide discrete setting against green gemstone background
• Side-cut scallop set double diamond halo and shoulders allows the maximum amount of light through the stones to generate brilliance
• A slender and elegant band to enhance the centre piece measuring 1.8mm
• 60% diamond shoulders give the impression of a full diamond band even with slight rotation
• Wedfit design allows a wedding band to sit flush alongside this ring
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