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Sterling silver ring with emerald-green emerald-cut center and diamond halo
Sterling silver ring worn on hand, emerald-green center stone with diamond halo
Sterling silver ring with rectangular emerald and diamond accents
Sterling silver ring with emerald-cut emerald-green center and diamond halo
Sterling silver ring with emerald-green emerald-cut center and diamond halo
Sterling silver ring worn on hand, emerald-green center stone with diamond halo
Sterling silver ring with rectangular emerald and diamond accents
Sterling silver ring with emerald-cut emerald-green center and diamond halo

4.40 Carat Emerald and .20 ct. t.w. Diamond Ring in Sterling Silver

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$370
Emerald lovers, rejoice! Our stunning ring frames a 4.40 carat emerald with .20 ct. t.w. round diamonds. Set in polished sterling silver. 5/…
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Item 919701

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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 Perfect Gift

An emerald May birthday gift carries historical grounding. The stone's deep green resonates with spring renewal and appears in birthstone lists going back to ancient sources.

A Storied Heritage

The precious gemstone classification crystallized in European lapidary tradition as a formalization of valuations that ancient Egyptian, Roman, and Asian cultures had already established independently: diamond, ruby, sapphire, and emerald appearing consistently at the apex of gemstone hierarchies across unconnected traditions, the modern four-stone designation reflecting accumulated historical consensus rather than a single authoritative source.

Industry Insight

In a halo setting, the center stone sits elevated at the ring's center while a continuous border of smaller stones encircles it at a slightly lower plane. The smaller stones' combined brilliance merges visually with the center stone's light return, creating the impression of a single larger, more brilliant gem.

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