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Gold toi et moi ring with oval citrine and oval garnet gemstones, polished band
Gold toi et moi ring on hand with oval citrine and oval garnet gemstones
Gold toi et moi ring angled view with oval citrine and oval garnet stones on band
Gold toi et moi ring with oval citrine and oval garnet gemstones, polished band
Gold toi et moi ring on hand with oval citrine and oval garnet gemstones
Gold toi et moi ring angled view with oval citrine and oval garnet stones on band

1.10 Carat Citrine and .90 Carat Garnet Toi et Moi Ring in 18kt Gold Over Sterling

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$95
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 204255

2 Gemstone Choices
Citrine & Garnet
London Blue Topaz & Aquamarine
Details

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

Stone Story

Garnet's warm internal brilliance is a function of its refractive index, a property that was functionally significant before artificial lighting standardized gemstone environments. This property explains the stone's prized status across cultures that evaluated gems primarily in candlelight and natural daylight.

Style Notes

A toi et moi worn as a self-purchase sits on the hand the same way it would as a gift: two distinct stones in close proximity, each holding its position within the shared mounting. What changes is the meaning assigned to those two stones. The piece doesn't know the difference. The wearer does, which is what makes a self-purchase in this format particularly personal.

Origin Story

Citrine supply is led by Brazil, especially Rio Grande do Sul and Minas Gerais. Much commercial citrine is heat-treated from amethyst or smoky quartz, a standard industry process that moves quartz into the yellow-orange range.

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