Radiance | 18K White Gold Micro Moissanite Ring | 1.5ct D-Grade

UMI JEWELLERY LTD

£119

Light doesn’t just catch it — it lingers. The Radiance ring is set with 1.5ct of D-grade moissanite in a micro-pavé arrangement that spreads brilliance evenly across the band. Each stone is set with precision, flush and close, so the surface reads as one continuous shimmer rather than individual points of light. Available in four moissanite colours — White, Yellow, Pink, and Blue — each brings a different mood to the same refined silhouette. The 18K white gold setting holds each colour cleanly, letting the stone's character lead. Metal: 18K White Gold Stone: D-Grade Moissanite, 1.5ct total Set

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