Nahezu farbloser Old Mine Emerald Cut Moissanit Ring

The defining feature of this ring is its old mine emerald cut moissanite, a stone highlighting a graceful, narrow rectangular contour and parallel facet arrangement give it a distinct character. The setting uses four prongs that rise from the band to secure the stone, with each prong positioned at a corner to hold the stone firmly while leaving its sides exposed. The band follows a straight path beneath the stone, maintaining the same width from the shoulders through to the back of the shank.

Without any additional accents or secondary stones, the design relies entirely on the relationship between the center and the band. The prongs themselves are kept slender, allowing the stone's stepped facets to remain the primary point of visual interest. Each ring is formed with attention to the alignment of the stone within its setting and the even placement of the prongs around the corners.

Key Features

• Corner Mounts: Four slim posts hold each corner of the rectangular stone while touching very little metal.
• Open Light Flow: The lower part and edges stay completely bare so brightness pours through the gem from all sides.
• Straight Band: A smooth, even band runs directly from the setting down to the back.
• Raised Setting: The stone sits up high above the skin, lifted by hidden supports.
• Step Cut Look: The flat, wide cuts do all the work, giving deep flashes instead of tiny sparkles.
• Balanced Shape: Evenly spaced posts meet a matching, steady band width for a clean look