Two pavé-set rose gold arms coil past one another in a graceful spiral, each carrying its own diamond centrepiece. Three clusters — an oval, a marquise and a pear — are built from precisely cut smaller diamonds fitted together so tightly that each group reads as a single large stone.
It is a clever piece of setting work that delivers the scale of a major solitaire with far more sparkle across the surface. The curving shank sits comfortably along the finger and the design looks different from every angle. Striking value in a dress ring.
Each of the three centrepieces is built from smaller diamonds fitted so precisely that the group reads as one large oval, marquise or pear — solitaire scale with far more surface sparkle.