Description
Broader than most solitaire shanks, and the width is used — three staggered rows of pavé run the full length of the visible face, which is what gives the ring its brightness from the side rather than from above.
Claws are rounded and slightly oversized. On a stone set this high that is the difference between a secure ring and an annual trip to the bench.
Shown worn, at actual scale, because a 3 mm shank looks entirely different on a finger than it does on a white sweep.
M. Duarte (verified owner) –
Exactly as described. It sits slightly higher on the collarbone than I expected — worth measuring first.
T. Halvorsen (verified owner) –
Beautiful piece and the box it arrives in is lovely. Half a star off because I had to email to ask about the chain length.
S. Novak (verified owner) –
The photographs are honest — it is the same colour of gold in daylight as it is on the page, which I did not expect.
R. Iyer (verified owner) –
Exactly as described. It sits slightly higher on the collarbone than I expected — worth measuring first.
L. Brandt (verified owner) –
Worn daily for a year and it still looks like the day it arrived. The resize was done in three days and cost nothing, exactly as promised.
J. Okafor (verified owner) –
No complaints about the piece itself; delivery took a day longer than the estimate.