About this piece

A silver ring with two white brilliant-cut diamonds set side by side, slightly offset. Each diamond has its own bezel setting, and the two settings interlock on the band. Band and settings are made of sterling silver, with a satin matt surface.

Both brilliant-cut diamonds are lab-grown, with a combined weight of 0.39 ct. These diamonds form in a laboratory under high pressure and intense heat and have the same physical and optical properties as natural diamonds.
We work exclusively with reclaimed precious metals such as gold, silver and platinum.
  • Material
    Sterling silver
  • Gemstones
    Two brilliant-cut diamonds, lab-grown, 0.39 ct in total, fine white (D-F), VVS-VS
  • Setting
    Bezel setting, sterling silver
  • Finish
    Satin matt
  • Marks
    925 · Goldschmiede Krack (inside)
  • Origin
    Handmade in Deidesheim, Germany
  • Delivery
    Includes a jewellery box
  • Birthstone
    April
  • Meaning
    Strength & eternal love

Measurements & fit

We are happy to adjust the piece to the individual size. Open size guide
  • Brilliant-cut diamonds
    approx. 3.6 mm each
  • Band width
    approx. 4.5 mm
  • Ring size
    58 · USA/Canada 8½ · UK/AU Q½ · Japan 18

Shipping

We ship insured with UPS Express Saver. Pieces in stock are delivered within Germany in 1 to 2 working days. If a piece is made to order, the delivery time is shown on this page. Delivery times and shipping costs for other countries are listed in our shipping information.

Collection from our workshop at Marktplatz 6 in Deidesheim is possible during opening hours, no appointment needed.

Returns

Jewellery can be returned within 14 days, an email to info@goldschmiede-krack.de is enough. Returns are shipped insured with UPS: we send a label to print out, and UPS collects the parcel.

Engraved pieces are made individually and are therefore excluded from exchange.

Workbench at Goldschmiede Krack with pliers, files and tools

From our workshop in Deidesheim

Each piece is made individually at the bench. From the first sketch to the final polish, everything stays in one pair of hands.

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