18K White Gold Teal Oval Moissanite Ring 2.0ct | 9×7mm

UMI JEWELLERY LTD

£145

You notice it first in a certain kind of afternoon light — the hour when the sky can’t quite decide between blue and green. The stone shifts with it, and for a moment you can’t tell where the light ends and the ring begins. The UMI Teal Oval Moissanite Ring centres on a 9×7mm oval-cut stone in a blue-green teal hue — a colour that sits between the depth of the ocean and the clarity of glacial water. At 2.0ct, it carries presence without weight, resting in a refined 18K white gold setting that lets the colour speak first. The moissanite is graded high-white in its base, allowing the teal tone t

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