18K White Gold Radiant Cut Moissanite Halo Ring — 1.15ct

UMI JEWELLERY LTD

£98

Sunday morning. The curtains drift. You reach for your coffee and catch the light — and for a moment, your hand is the most beautiful thing in the room. That’s what this ring does. Worn close to the skin, the 18K white gold band is cool and weightless — the kind of piece you forget you’re wearing until someone across the room notices it first. The radiant cut moissanite at its centre (1.15ct) pulls in light from every direction, held in place by a halo of smaller stones that make the whole thing feel bigger, warmer, more alive. It doesn’t shout. It doesn’t need to. Material: 18K White Gold Cen

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