ROCK ring Big 5-8mm M - Style N°34 starry sky pink green diamonds

ROCK ring Big 5-8mm M - Style N°34 starry sky pink green diamondsROCK Big ring special with 3 raspberry pink diamonds and 2 forest green diamonds. The sparkling gems are flushed set 360' around the ring band. This is our 'raw & natural' version of an eternity band. The price of this ring includes the diamonds. Liesbeth: "I could not stop adding the rare raspberry pink and forest green diamonds in the recycled gold ring band. The sparkle and shine of the diamonds are so beautiful in the ROCK structured ring band.

ROCK Big ring special with 3 raspberry pink diamonds and 2 forest green diamonds. The sparkling gems are flushed set 360' around the ring band. This is our 'raw & natural' version of an eternity band. The price of this ring includes the diamonds. 

Liesbeth: "I could not stop adding the rare raspberry pink and forest green diamonds in the recycled gold ring band. The sparkle and shine of the diamonds are so beautiful in the ROCK structured ring band. It's an eye-catcher that never bores and ever sparkles!"

Features:

• Width: 5-8mm
• Gem: A bouquet of 6 natural conflict-free Forest Green diamonds and Raspberry Pink diamonds scattering around the ring band. Also on the bottom.
• Finish: The ROCK Big Special ring has a matted finish that has a hands on look. The summit of the rock structure is highlighted by a brilliant polish. It's lovely to see the structure change color and shades in sunlight.
• Structure: The ring has a ROCK like structure around the ring band. The bottom of the ring is slightly less wide then the top part. This ensures a comfortable fit.
• Price is for size range S: 15.5 - 17.75mm. Please tell us your desired size when ordering.
• Bigger sizes possible on request!
• The stated price on this article page is for 1 ring not for a pair/two rings and includes the 6 diamonds as seen on the first picture. 
  
• Also available without gems.

The -ROCK- collection was born out of a fascination with the elements that form rock formations, and the moment when the morning sun first touches the snowy mountain peaks and changes everything.