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Intriguingly breathtaking and opulent, this luxurious Hawk Ring with Mother of Pearl, Black Onyx and Cubic Zirconia offers exquisite appeal. Meticulously crafted and adorned with an original and beautiful design, it will add a hint of classic sophistication and elegance to any look.
Different than a traditional piece of jewelry, the openwork honeycomb design of the ring adds an edge of wonder, impressing onlookers with its uniqueness and creativity. The setting is layered in a warm gold tone, further emphasizing the beauty of the sparkle, and shimmering details.
The Mother of Pearl and Black Onyx accent stones, add a delicate and subtle sparkle, making this ring a truly remarkable accessory. The delicate setting and nature inspired design create a lovely effect, ideal for adding that extra special touch to any look.
The sleek gold plated finish of the ring offers an added element of opulence, making it a worthy investment for all occasions. It is an eye-catching piece that is sure to peek the interest of others. From cocktail parties to office meetings, this sophisticatedly graceful piece of jewelry is guaranteed to make an impression.
Behold the beguiling and beauteous effulgence of this gracefully Hawk Ring! Its rarity and matchless exquisiteness will make it an ideal adjunct for any ensemble — wear it with admiration or showcase it as a vivacious guileful ornament and be sure to enthrall all who catch a glimpse of it!
Product Details
- Band Colour: Gold
- Materials: 925 Sterling Silver
- Finish: Gold Plated
- Gemstone: Mother of pearl / Black Onyx
Ann Marie Conway –
This is a solid and great looking signet ring. It’s good quality and the onyx is beautiful. It’s comfortable to wear. I wear this ring all the time and have received compliments on it. I’d like to get the silver one also.
Audrey –
The ring looks good and so does the stone. The picture makes it look like the stone sticks up quite a bit from the setting but in reality the stone is BARELY visible above the setting.