Description
Product Description:
| Metal: | 925 Sterling Silver |
|---|---|
| Metal Weight: | 4.4 grams |
| Diamond Carat: | 1.00 carats |
| Plating: | 14k Rose over Sterling Silver |
Elevate your style with the timeless beauty of the 1 CT Natural Champagne Diamond Band Ring. Meticulously crafted in 925 sterling silver, known for its durability and elegance, this ring is designed to stand the test of time. With a metal weight of 4.4 grams, it offers both a comfortable fit and exceptional craftsmanship.
This exquisite band ring features a remarkable 1.00-carat natural champagne diamond that exudes warmth and sophistication. The champagne diamond, with its enchanting hue, is set within the lustrous silver band, showcasing its natural beauty.
Adorn your hand with this exceptional piece, perfect for adding a touch of luxury to any outfit. Its classic design and high-quality materials make it a valuable addition to your jewelry collection. A symbol of refined taste, this ring is destined to become a cherished accessory for any occasion.
Champagne Diamond and the Argyle Mine: Champagne diamonds, with their enchanting hues ranging from pale gold to deep amber, are celebrated for their rarity and natural beauty. These exquisite diamonds are sourced from the Argyle Diamond Mine in Western Australia, which has earned a legendary reputation for producing some of the world's most sought-after colored diamonds. The Argyle Mine is particularly renowned for its champagne diamonds, and their scarcity has made them even more coveted among jewelry connoisseurs. By wearing this 0.75 CT Natural Champagne Diamond 5 Stone Band Ring, you're not only adorning yourself with a captivating piece but also a symbol of nature's artistry and scarcity
MAGICAL HUE
Champagne diamonds represent the beauty of sparkling wine. These stunning gems feature a wide range of brown tones, from lightest to deepest. They also often have orange or yellow undertones, which adds to their charm.
HOW NATURE CREATES BEAUTY
Champagne diamonds are formed deep underground from carbon atoms under high heat and pressure. Their brown color comes from extra elements such as nitrogen. After millions of years, they are brought closer to the surface and mined for jewelry.