SR1912SD

Symbolic of the past, present and future, this three stone ring is a beautiful way to celebrate your everlasting bond. The prong set round blue sapphire effortlessly entices your gaze with its splendor while resplendent diamonds, one on each side, shine endlessly. A twisted shank, partially embedded with diamonds, and a leaf motif carved on the gallery further elevate the appeal of this 14k white gold ring.

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Stunning ring! - byEdward A.Stunning ring!

Truly Wonderful - byMichael A.All expectations were exceeded with this stunningly beautiful ring. The fine details come together to complement the centre stone, which itself is flawless. The deep blue of the sapphire is truly enchanting. I could not be happier with the product. Shipping was on time, with regularly updated tracking and customer care was excellent. I highly recommend considering this ring for an engagement or wedding. My now 'Fiancé' would too!

Wonderful ring - bySteven S.Nicely crafted ring with good quality stones in the grade I ordered. My girlfriend loved it... She has smaller slender fingers and the ring looked great on her.

She said yes! - byGregory J.This ring was my fiance's top choice but asked me to go with the lower quality ring because she didn't want me spending a lot of money. Well, I didn't listen and am so glad I didn't. The ring is absolutely beautiful and the lighted box it came in was an added suprise and very helpful because where I proposed to her. I had her brought to via helicopter at dawn atop a mountain over looking Zions National Park. The brilliance of the sapphire and diamond glistening under the tiny LED with the beautiful colors of the rising sun were perfect in every way and we couldn't be pleased enough with my purchase.

Beautiful Ring and Amazing Packaging - byJosh W.Our ring arrived and looked even more beautiful than the picture. We also more than pleasantly surprised and pleased with the unique box it came in. Next time we are in the market for a gemstone ring - we know where we will be looking first.