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

UMI JEWELLERY LTD

£266

There is a version of you that walks into the room and needs no introduction. This is the ring she wears. The Sovereign ring centres a 7×9mm oval moissanite at 2.0ct — a size that makes its presence known without effort. The oval cut elongates, softens, and scatters light across a wider surface than round, giving the stone a depth and drama that rewards a second look. Set in solid 18K white gold, the cool precision of the metal brings out the stone’s colourless clarity. At 2.0ct, this is not a ring that blends in. It was never meant to. Metal: 18K White Gold Centre Stone: Oval Moissanite, 7×9m

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