Engraved Cathedral Ring with Pave Band
This Engraved Cathedral Ring with Pave Band features a round rose cut diamond set in an 18k gold setting with a stunning diamond pave band. The entire diamond ring is completely hand-engraved, encompassing the perfect harmonious blend of modern and vintage. This artful diamond ring is the perfect topper for a ring stack or a stunning engagement ring for a special day.
Dianna Mitchell Fine Jewelry is made in Brooklyn and characterized by clean, modern forms that feel sculptural, yet distinctly feminine. Each diamond is hand-picked and set in a solid gold cast made specifically for the diamond it holds.
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Engraved Cathedral Ring with Pave Band
This Engraved Cathedral Ring with Pave Band features a round rose cut diamond set in an 18k gold setting with a stunning diamond pave band. The entire diamond ring is completely hand-engraved, encompassing the perfect harmonious blend of modern and vintage. This artful diamond ring is the perfect topper for a ring stack or a stunning engagement ring for a special day.
Dianna Mitchell Fine Jewelry is made in Brooklyn and characterized by clean, modern forms that feel sculptural, yet distinctly feminine. Each diamond is hand-picked and set in a solid gold cast made specifically for the diamond it holds.
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This Engraved Cathedral Ring with Pave Band features a round rose cut diamond set in an 18k gold setting with a stunning diamond pave band. The entire diamond ring is completely hand-engraved, encompassing the perfect harmonious blend of modern and vintage. This artful diamond ring is the perfect topper for a ring stack or a stunning engagement ring for a special day.
Dianna Mitchell Fine Jewelry is made in Brooklyn and characterized by clean, modern forms that feel sculptural, yet distinctly feminine. Each diamond is hand-picked and set in a solid gold cast made specifically for the diamond it holds.
