Rose Orbit Ring

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Renaissance Named for the orbit its colours describe, the ring turns one gold around another and holds a single old cut still at the centre of the movement. A rose-cut diamond, fac eted above the girdle alone so that it returns light from a broad flat crown, sits in a rose gold collet within a disc of palladium white gold, while rose gold rails run along either side of the shank and carry the warmer tone back around the hand. C23.2 · 18K gold, 9 g, with palladium white and rose gold · 1 rose-cut diamond, 1.50 ct · 36 brilliant-cut diamonds, 0.67 ct · 17 × 27 × 23.5 mm · UK M½ (EU/FR 53) Show more