An elegantly asymmetric design. One arm of the ring rises into a laurel spray — a slim diamond stem with pavé-set leaves branching off in pairs, tipped with a pear-shaped diamond. The other arm ends in a four-lobed clover packed with round diamonds and framed by a fine beaded rose gold border.
The two motifs face each other across an open gap, so the ring sits with a light, sculptural presence rather than a solid front. Two distinct symbols of luck and growth in one piece, and easy to wear alone or stacked with a plain band.
Two different symbols face each other across an open gap — a diamond laurel spray on one arm, a beaded quatrefoil clover on the other — so the ring never presents a solid front.