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Oval rhodolite garnet halo ring in 14kt white gold with diamond accents
Red gemstone halo ring on hand, 14kt white gold band with diamond sparkle
14kt white gold ring with oval red gemstone and diamond side prongs, halo setting
Oval rhodolite garnet halo ring in 14kt white gold with diamond accents
Red gemstone halo ring on hand, 14kt white gold band with diamond sparkle
14kt white gold ring with oval red gemstone and diamond side prongs, halo setting

C. 1980 Vintage 2.75 Carat Rhodolite Garnet and 1.10 ct. t.w. Diamond Halo Ring in 14kt White Gold. Size 7

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$4,895

$3,919
C. 1980. Presented by our Estate collection, this timeless ring is the perfect pop of color for any formal occasion. Features a warm and sop…

Item 226732

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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

Stone Story

Color-change garnets shift appearance between incandescent and daylight conditions, a quality that stays interesting since the piece looks genuinely different depending on where it's worn and what light it's in.

Origin Story

Rhodolite is sourced primarily from Tanzania, Zimbabwe, Sri Lanka, and India. The finest stones, prized for vivid raspberry color and strong transparency, come from East African deposits that have been active in the fine jewelry market since the late nineteenth century. For a recipient who values provenance as part of what makes a stone meaningful, East African rhodolite has more than a century of documented supply history behind it.

Visually Speaking

A hidden halo sets the surrounding stone border beneath the center stone's girdle rather than at the same plane. From directly above, the ring reads as a clean solitaire, and from the side and profile, the surrounding stones become visible. For buyers who want the presence of a halo without the front-facing visual complexity, it's the setting that provides both.

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