1ct Oval-Cut Moissanite Halo Ring in 18K Gold-Plated S925 Silver

UMI JEWELLERY LTD

£69

Candlelight catches the ring as you lift your glass, tracing a soft brilliance across the hand. Its oval silhouette feels polished and quietly assured, bringing just enough presence to an evening look without becoming overstated. At the centre, a 1ct oval-cut moissanite is framed by an intricate halo setting that amplifies its fire from every angle. Crafted in S925 sterling silver and finished with 18K gold plating, the ring balances statement sparkle with the composed elegance of old-money style. Material: 18K gold-plated S925 sterling silver Main Stone: 1ct oval-cut moissanite, approximately

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