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Gold over sterling toi et moi ring with square purple-and-blue gemstone and pear-cut amethyst
Gold toi et moi ring worn on hand with square purple-and-blue stone and purple pear gem
Gold toi et moi ring with square purple-and-blue stone and pear-cut purple gemstone, side view
Gold toi et moi ring featuring square purple-and-blue stone and teardrop-cut amethyst
Gold over sterling toi et moi ring with square purple-and-blue gemstone and pear-cut amethyst
Gold toi et moi ring worn on hand with square purple-and-blue stone and purple pear gem
Gold toi et moi ring with square purple-and-blue stone and pear-cut purple gemstone, side view
Gold toi et moi ring featuring square purple-and-blue stone and teardrop-cut amethyst

Purple Turquoise and 1.10 Carat Amethyst Toi et Moi Ring in 18kt Gold Over Sterling

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French for "you and me," Toi et Moi rings are a unique way to celebrate a special relationship in your life. Wear our on-trend, two-stone de…
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Item 200476

2 Gemstone Choices
Purple Turquoise & Amethyst
Turquoise & Sky Blue Topaz
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All weights and measurements are approximate. Most gemstones are treated to enhance their beauty and may require special care.

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The deeper story

Style Notes

Yellow gold and amethyst have been paired since antiquity: warm metal against cool violet, a contrast that has held across jewelry traditions for centuries. White gold and platinum offer the cooler alternative, letting the stone's purple to read without yellow's warming influence.

Industry Insight

A curated stack is deliberately assembled for complementary metal, texture, and scale relationships. The distinction from a matching set is that variation is the intention, not an inconsistency.

Skilled Craftsmanship

Toi et moi settings present a calibration problem solitaire settings don't encounter. Two stones sharing a mounting must be positioned so that neither reads as dominant or afterthought. Different stone shapes bring different pavilion depths, girdle profiles, and visual weights. The shared metal architecture has to resolve those differences into a piece that reads as naturally paired. That resolution is where the craftsmanship lives.

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