18K White Gold Two-Tone Marquise Moissanite Promise Ring 1.0ct

UMI JEWELLERY LTD

£175

A promise doesn’t need a big gesture. Sometimes it’s quiet, deliberate, and exactly right — like slipping a ring onto someone’s finger and meaning every word you don’t say out loud. The UMI Two-Tone Marquise Moissanite Promise Ring pairs the elongated elegance of a 1.0ct marquise-cut moissanite with a split two-tone band in 18K white gold — where two distinct metal finishes meet at the centre, framing the stone like a conversation between contrasts. The marquise silhouette lengthens the finger with its pointed tips; the two-tone detail adds a quiet complexity that rewards a second look. It’s a

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