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Two-tone gold diamond interlocking loop ring with pavé stones
Diamond interlocking loop ring in two-tone gold on a woman's hand
Two-tone gold interlocking loop diamond ring with clustered stones, angled view
Two-tone gold diamond interlocking loop ring with pavé stones
Diamond interlocking loop ring in two-tone gold on a woman's hand
Two-tone gold interlocking loop diamond ring with clustered stones, angled view

C. 1970 Vintage .50 ct. t.w. Diamond Interlocking Loop Ring in 14kt Two-Tone Gold. Size 6

$2,995
C. 1970. Category is: contempo chic. Two-tone enthusiasts will be obsessed with this stellar Estate collection ring, featuring an effortless…

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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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Made With Purpose

14kt multitone gold is produced through one of two fabrication approaches: assembling separately fabricated components in different alloys, or bonding and rolling sheet metals of different alloy colors prior to forming. The method is determined by the design and the required precision of the color transitions.

Elemental Detail

If the contrast between color zones is part of why you're drawn to multitone gold, 18kt delivers it more visibly: the higher gold content produces a deeper yellow, a warmer rose, a brighter white. The richer composition makes the tonal difference between zones much more pronounced than in 14kt multitoned jewelry.

Style Notes

Built-in color coordination is the practical case for multitone gold: because the piece already contains yellow, white, and rose alloy zones, it reads as intentional alongside warm and cool metals in any combination, removing the styling process that single-tone pieces require.

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