Flower ring and ring back – Code 537.5

Flower Ring and Matching Band – Code 537.5

This set includes a main ring and a complementary matching band, both designed with delicacy and precision:

Main Ring (Code 537/5):

• Gold Weight: 4.09 g

• Brilliant-cut Diamonds: 0.12 ct (32 pieces)

• Accent Diamonds (“Takhmeh”): 0.3 ct (17 pieces)

Matching Band (Code 538/5):

• Gold Weight: 3.63 g

• Brilliant-cut Diamonds: 0.12 ct (38 pieces)

• Accent Diamonds (“Takhmeh”): 0.18 ct (12 pieces)

Overall Specifications:

• Total Gold Weight: 7.72 g

• Total Diamond Weight: 0.72 ct

• Gold Purity: 18k

The Role of the Matching Band:

The matching band is a complementary element alongside the main ring, contributing to its enhanced beauty and allure. Many women wear this type of ring with their wedding band, while some prefer to wear it on its own. A key consideration when choosing a matching band is that it should not detract from the brilliance and importance of the main ring; instead, with its delicacy, it should help make the main ring even more eye-catching. Therefore, selecting a slender and not overly thick band would be ideal.

Gemstone Cuts:

The Cutting Shape refers to the geometric form of the stone, such as round, oval, square, etc. In contrast, the Cutting Style determines the arrangement and number of facets. The proportion between the facets and the quality of the cut maximizes light reflection and diamond brilliance.

Every gemstone cut, including the brilliant cut, comprises three main sections:

1. Crown

2. Pavilion

3. Girdle

Each of these sections is further divided into multiple sub-sections.

Brilliant Cut:

This set utilizes the brilliant cut for its diamonds. “Brilliant” is the name given to the most famous and common diamond cut. A diamond reveals its unique sparkle and beauty only after being cut. In essence, a rough diamond is a lifeless stone, but the brilliant cut, typically round with 58 facets, imbues it with a captivating appearance. This popular shape is often seen on engagement rings and symbolizes emotional bonds during proposal and engagement ceremonies.