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This bicolor diamond ring for men contains two different gold colors and has four diamonds in it. The broadest part consists of 18 karat yellow gold. On top of that is a smaller band of 18 karat white gold. Inside the yellow gold part are four diamonds.
The diamonds are 0.29 carat Top Wesselton princess cuts. They all have a high-end VS clarity. The four square diamonds are clustered. That means that they give the illusion of one larger diamond instead of four small ones.
The bicolor ring for men is also available in a combination of 18 karat rose and 18 karat white gold. But we also have entirely in 18 karat white gold. But as you know, we can make a ring any way you like. So whether you like a bicolor ring for men or a completely other design: we can make it.
Diamond Rings
#1031171
€2163
€2703
-20%Diamond Rings
The Ruby Pear is a special ring. The halo pave ring contains a rare pear cut ruby as center stone which makes it a unique piece. This is a “last chance” product which means that this product will not come back in stock anymore. It has 20% discount.
€2163
€2703
-20%VAT incl.
Diamond Rings
#1240891
€3402
€4252
-20%Diamond Rings
The design of this engagement ring evokes two life paths that meet to share a unique love. The diamond-adorned ring band creates an elegant twist around the central stone, a brilliant cut diamond of 0.48 carat. This 18K white gold ring has 20% discount and it will not get back in stock.
€3402
€4252
-20%VAT incl.
The Royal 201 Collection
#1262047
The Royal 201 Collection
The timeless classic and all-time favorite from women all over the globe. It’s no secret that the 6-prong solitaire diamond ring is still immensely popular.
Fun fact: we also call this particular ring a “tulip setting”.
