Gold ring with five round garnets sided by eight small cubic zirkonia stones. Average weight 2.9 g.
Gold ring with five round garnets and four cubic zirkonia. Inspite of the larger amount of stones, the delicate prongs and the thin band make this ring very light and airy. Average weight only 1.06 g.
Weighing mere 0.94 g, this is the lightest gold ring in our collection. With its extremely delicate band and the amount of craftsmanship that goes into hand-setting the miniature garnets, this is truly a marvelous example of goldsmithing skill.
The combination of a large central stone surrounded by a halo of smaller garnets is traditional in the Czech jewellery industry. This particular design is a more modern variation on the tradition, using an atypical checker cut cabashon garnet for a central stone. The size and the cut of the stone are particularly flattering for garnet, bringing out its deep red color. Average weight 4.53 g
An original ring with three round garnets embraced by golden waves. Average weight 2.47 g.
This design is a bit of a maverick. Our team has of yet been unable to agree what it reminds us of. Some have said that the two golden circlets look like a growing moon crescent. Viewed from the side, the ring looks like an open oyster holding a dark gem - or maybe a jewellery box holding a treasure? It is a mystery. Either way, we do wholeheartedly recommend this ring: it is fascinating. Average weight 1.80g
