This ring combines two different metals and two different diamond cuts in one piece. The centre is built from clean-edged, rectangular diamonds, while the frame is made of classic round brilliants. The effect is a texture and light play you don’t get from a single stone.

At the centre is a square composite of princess-cut and baguette-cut diamonds, set together so tightly that no metal prongs are visible from the top. A halo of sixteen round, brilliant-cut diamonds frames this centre. The band itself is two-tone; the shoulders are smooth white gold, while the lower shank is yellow gold with a fine, rope-like texture along its edges. Tucked into the profile is a single, small blue sapphire.

This ring is cast in solid 14K or 18K gold. We use 14K for most pieces, which is 58.3% pure gold mixed with alloys for strength, making it tough enough for a ring you’ll wear constantly. The 27 natural diamonds have an average colour grade of E-F and VVS clarity, which means they're colourless and have very, very few inclusions, even when viewed under magnification. The white gold setting is plated with rhodium, a platinum-group metal that gives it a bright, silvery-white finish and protects it from scratches.

• Material: 14K or 18K Gold, Natural Diamonds, Sapphire
• Diamond Total Weight: 0.59 ct. (27 diamonds)
• Average Colour: E-F
• Average Clarity: VVS
• Band Width: Approx. 3 mm
• Gold Weight: Approx. 5.37 gr.
• Sold as: Single ring

You get the visual footprint of a large solitaire because of the way the centre diamonds are invisibly set. It creates a seamless plane of facets that covers a lot of surface area on the finger. The two-tone gold also means you don't have to worry about matching it to your other jewellery; it already goes with both white and yellow metals.