A split that turns as it climbs. The band divides low on the finger and the two strands wind around one another as they rise, crossing once before they part again to cradle the stone. It gives the shank movement that a straight split cannot, and because the strands sit at different heights the light hits each one differently as the hand moves. Substantial from the side, delicate from above.
Natural diamonds are accompanied by GIA grading reports, and lab-grown diamonds by IGI certificates. Certification is included for all diamonds 0.30 carats and above, so you always know the exact quality and origin of your stone.
Metal
Gold Colour
Shown in your selected tone
Diamond
Lab-grown diamonds are optically and chemically identical to natural diamonds, and the only difference is origin. Lab-grown offers the same beauty at a gentler price.
Diamond Colour
Colourless is the traditional choice. Fancy colours are naturally rare, so lab-grown makes shades like pink and yellow achievable at a fraction of the cost of a mined fancy stone.
Diamond Shape
Carat Weight (center stone)
This reflects the weight of the center stone only; any accent stones are a fixed size.
Ring Size (US)
Mix and match anything you like. Even if your desired combination doesn't have a photo, it can still be made exactly that way, and if you're picturing something you don't see here at all, just ask. We'll make it a reality.
Made to order
Two strands twisting around one another along the shank, crossing once before separating to meet the four prong head. The twist is worked by hand so both strands sit level against the finger and the crossing point stays even.
