Why it's worth it
Pearls on one side, diamonds on the other — the ring can't pick a lane and wins for it.
The Edit
Three graduated freshwater pearls line one arm of this wide open-band ring, while a vertical pavé bar of cubic zirconia anchors the opposite end — two finishes, one architectural decision. The band itself is 3-micron 24k gold-plated brass, flat and broad, with a mirror-polish that reads almost structural on the hand. The open back allows minor sizing flex without losing the ring's rigid, squared silhouette.
Insider Tip
The open-back construction means a half-size gap is forgivable — but size up, not down, or the band edges will pinch.
The details
- Metal
- Gold-plated
- Stone
- Freshwater pearl
- Form
- Sculptural
- Scale
- Statement
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