Why it's worth it
Black prongs on a gold band — the setting does what the stone can't do alone.
The Edit
Five lab-grown white sapphires — one oval at center, four rounds flanking — sit in blackened Georgian five-prong settings mounted on a high-polish yellow gold half-band. The deliberate two-metal contrast, gunmetal claws against warm gold, is the design's whole thesis: antique setting language reframed with modern materials. Each stone is set proud for full rose-cut facet exposure rather than flushed into a bezel.
Insider Tip
The mixed-cut lineup — one oval at center, rounds on either side — means the ring reads differently at every angle.
The details
- Form
- Faceted
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