This timeless ring features a GORGEOUS 2.35 carat salt and pepper rose cut diamond - it has an open back setting so you can see through the diamond and to let the light shine through it. The diamond is natural, semi-translucent, and sparkles like there is no tomorrow! Set next to the center diamond are sparkly white baguette diamonds accentuated by small white round diamonds. The round diamonds have hand engraved milgrain around the setting. The entire ring is made of recycled platinum; the 1.7mm round ring band is extremely comfortable to wear. The prong setting diamond was made to sit directly on the finger.
Diamond Specs-
Hexagon Rose Cut Diamond - 2.35ct
- Diamond measures 10.36mm x 5.92mm
SI1-3 Clarity, GH Color Accent Diamonds - .16tcw
Total Carat Weight in this Ring - 2.51tcw
Metal Type: Platinum
Included with your order - A Point No Point Studio digital ring certificate on a branded PNP USB drive, black velvet clam shell box, and a polishing cloth.
Eco Friendly and Sustainable: This ring is eco friendly and made from sustainable sources because the platinum used is recycled and from non-mined sources. Eco friendly recycled platinum is the same color and molecular composition as non recycled platinum. All stones are conflict free.
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Wedding Rings: This engagement ring can be stacked with ANY of our hundreds of wedding ring options, we use the same engagement ring CAD measurements to build the wedding ring around it to ensure a great stacking set.
Shown pictured with our Ombre Vivian wedding ring, sold separately here.
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Processing and Shipping:
Please allow 8 weeks for fabrication of this ring.
FREE pre-paid return shipping label for Returns & Exchanges on qualifying items (free return label for US addresses ONLY). Visit our FAQ page for more details on qualifying items, etc.
Once the ring ships out after the time stated above delivery time for orders in the US is about 2-3 business days and 3-5 business days for international orders. Shipment includes tracking, insurance and signature confirmation.
