Split and bypass bands

Ribbon: split shank with pavé

The band divides into two arms as it reaches an oval, both lined with diamonds.

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Stone	Oval diamond
Shown at	1.50 ct
Metal	Platinum
Setting	Prongs
Halo	No halo
Band	Rounded, 2.0 mm
Pavé	Half pavé
Sits	at a medium height

A design from the HerDreamRing catalog, modeled in 3D. Stone size is shown at the carat weight in the table; real stones and settings vary by jeweler.

What this ring is made of

Oval: An elongated brilliant that tends to look larger face-up than a round of the same weight, and the length can make a finger look longer. Some ovals show a darker band across the middle, called a bow-tie, so look at the stone in person or on video.
Prongs: Small metal claws hold the stone from above. They let in the most light and show the most of the stone, and they should be checked by a jeweler every year or so.
Split band: The band divides into two arms as it reaches the stone. It makes the top of the ring look wider and more intricate without making the stone itself bigger.
Pavé shoulders: Tiny diamonds set flush into the band, leaving the back of the band plain so it can still be resized.
Platinum: Platinum is naturally white, dense and hard-wearing, and it does not need replating. It costs more than white gold and picks up a soft, frosted patina over time that some people love and others polish away.

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