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Platinum ring with black & white diamond center stripe
Product Code:
0861
£8,170
This platinum ring is a masterpiece, featuring four rows of meticulously pave-set black & white diamonds that create a striking centre stripe pattern. It’s a true testament to the art of pave setting.
David only uses natural diamonds of the finest colour, clarity and cut. They are, without doubt, more beautiful and durable. Learn more about diamonds on his blog
This ring style can be made in various widths, including yellow and rose gold, platinum, or combinations to suit. It can also be set with white or fancy-coloured diamonds, rubies, and sapphires in any combination.
We make the bands solid without drilling through. This makes them more robust and prevents the build-up of lotions and soap, which dulls the look of the stones and can cause skin irritation.
When it comes to a white metal ring that you can wear every day, nothing compares to Platinum. It’s naturally white, eliminating the need for plating. Most importantly, it’s inert, so it won’t tarnish. As an added bonus, platinum age and work hardens, making it even more durable over time and ensuring your stones are securely set.
Gemstones are not just a business for us but a lifetime passion. David & Nicola have honed their skills at the internationally recognised Gem-A and earned the prestigious DGA. Our extensive stock of beautiful diamonds, sapphires, rubies & emeralds is a testament to our commitment to quality. We are happy to guide you through the selection process, discussing and explaining the technical and aesthetic considerations.
The price guide shows 120 diamonds set in a 5mm platinum band. pave set diamond ring
His designs are elegantly modern. Importantly designed for life, unmistakable David Ashton creations. His iconic ring stacks have been seen in Elle, Vogue, V&A, & the TATE.
David trained as a scientific and medical instrument maker in Cambridge in his younger years and subsequently as an aircraft engineer. This provided him with a unique perspective on precision manufacturing, which he then applied to jewellery making.
