Split and bypass bands

Vine: bypass emerald cut

An emerald cut on a bypass band in platinum. Quietly asymmetric.

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Stone	Emerald diamond
Shown at	1.50 ct
Metal	Platinum
Setting	Double prongs
Halo	No halo
Band	Flat edge, 1.9 mm
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

Emerald: A rectangular step cut with long, straight facets. It flashes light in broad bands rather than sparkling, and it shows clarity clearly, so the quality of the stone matters more than with a brilliant cut.
Paired prongs: Each corner is held by two claws instead of one. It looks more architectural and gives the corners extra protection.
Bypass band: The two ends of the band slip past each other instead of meeting, so the stone appears to float between them.
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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