18ct gold ring flush set diamonds & bow ties
£5,295
The finest quality brilliant-cut natural diamonds flush set in a solid handmade 18ct yellow gold ring, with 18ct white gold bowtie details. Price guide as shown: 8 bow ties & 12 diamonds in 5mm solid 18ct gold handmade ring. 18ct yellow gold ring with white gold bow ties and diamonds. Discover more about David Ashton’s jewellery Price guide as shown: 8 bow ties & 12 diamonds in 5mm 18ct gold ring.
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18ct yellow gold ring with white gold bow ties and diamonds. This ring would make an ideal wedding ring and stacks perfectly with engagement and eternity rings. David Ashton handcrafts his jewellery in London. We are proud to offer an exceptional level of personalisation. His pieces are perfect for wearing every day and are comfortable and substantial enough to last a lifetime. To ensure stunning dispersion & sparkle, David only uses diamonds of the finest colour, clarity and cut. They are selected for beauty, durability and lasting brilliance. Learn more about diamonds on his blog Gemstones are a lifetime passion. We have an extensive stock of beautiful diamonds, sapphires, rubies, and emeralds for you to select from. We will gladly show you a selection and we will discuss and explain the technical and aesthetic considerations. This ensures you fully understand and appreciate the stone you choose.
David Ashton has been making mixed metal rings for over 25 years, and they have become a signature.
The pattern is all the way through the ring so it won’t wear away.
The number of bow ties, dots, and circles can be varied to suit, with larger or smaller diamonds, sapphires, rubies, or emeralds as desired.
Discover more about David Ashton’s jewellery
Price guide as shown: 8 bow ties & 12 diamonds in 5mm 18ct gold ring.
His designs are elegantly modern, designed for life, and Unmistakably David Ashton creations. His iconic ring stacks have been internationally recognised in Elle, Vogue, V&A, & the TATE. In his younger years, David trained as a scientific and medical instrument maker in Cambridge and, as an aircraft engineer. This gave him a unique perspective on precision manufacturing, which he applied to jewellery making.
