Antiker Smaragdschliff Moissanit Akzentsteinring

The center of this ring is occupied by an old mine emerald cut moissanite, Its extended silhouette marked by a series of parallel facets that run across the surface in stepped tiers. The stone is held at its corners by four claws that rise from the band, leaving the full length of each side exposed. Moving outward from the center, small round accents are set into the band at intervals, following the curve of the shoulders before continuing down the shank in a diminishing line.

The presence of these accents creates a visual pathway that draws the eye from the center outward and back again. The band itself is formed with a consistent thickness, its surface kept free of additional texture so that the claw setting and the accent stones carry the full weight of the design.

Key Features

• center retention: Four claws gripping the stone at its corners.
• Accent distribution: Round Moissanite stones placed along the shoulders and shank.
• Arrangement pattern: Accents decrease in frequency as they move away from the center.
• Band formation: Uniform thickness with a clean, untreated surface.
• Visual path: A line of accents that leads the eye along the ring's profile.