Contemporary diamond eternity ring yellow gold
Product Code:
0913
£5,715
12 brilliant cut diamonds flush set in 18ct, perfect contemporary diamond eternity ring
The finest brilliant cut diamonds, ensure superior brilliance & scintillation set in solid 18ct yellow gold. Contemporary diamond eternity ring
Flush set rings are very easy to wear, the diamonds are protected from damage and dirt, guaranteed to look magnificent for years to come.
David can make you a unique piece perfectly suited to your taste and life style.
We make the bands solid, this makes them stronger. Also prevents the build up of lotions and soap which dulls the look of the stones and can cause skin irritation.
This ring would make a perfect anniversary ring, and stacks perfectly with engagement, wedding or eternity rings
David Ashton hand crafts his jewellery in London, particularly proud to offer an exceptional level of personalisation. Perfect to wear everyday, absolutely they are comfortable, substantial enough to last a lifetime.
Gem-stones are a lifetime passion. David & Nicola have both studied at the internationally recognised Gem-A, and have passed the prestigious DGA. An extensive stock of beautiful diamonds, sapphires, rubies & emeralds is available for you to select from. Importantly we will gladly show you a selection, discuss and explain the technical and aesthetic consideration. Without doubt the stone you choose will exceed your expectations, and be an ongoing delight.
Similarly this style looks stunning in Platinum or 18ct rose gold with more or less stones to suit budget or design.
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Wider, or narrower, more or less diamonds, sapphires or rubies, the choice is yours.
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Price guide as shown 5mm 18ct gold with 12 diamonds total weight 1.2ct.
His designs are elegantly modern, designed for life, and unmistakably David Ashton creations. This iconic ring stacks have been seen in Elle, Vogue, V&A, & the TATE to name a few
In his younger years, David trained as a scientific and medical instrument maker in Cambridge, consequently as an aircraft engineer. Importantly this provided him with a unique perspective on precision manufacturing which he then applied to jewellery making.
