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10K Yellow Gold Hexagon Purple Amethyst and Diamond Accent Geometric Ring
SKU: 50979TSAMYG-HEX
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Architectural elegance meets vivid color in this 10K yellow gold ring, luminous with a high‑polish glow. At its heart rests a natural purple amethyst cut into an elongated hexagon (approx. 6 x 16 mm), set north–south in sleek, pointed prongs that trace its compass-like tips. The stone is untreated, radiant by nature, and elevated in a modern basket with airy side windows and an open geometric gallery, inviting light to cascade through every facet. Slim shoulders rise gently to greet the centerpiece, each adorned with micro‑pavé triangular clusters of natural round diamonds totaling 1/20 cttw, graded I–J color and I1–I2 clarity for a sprinkling of starlight. A slightly tapered, smooth shank hugs the finger with effortless comfort. Bold yet refined, this piece captures a clean, contemporary mood—perfect for the woman who favors artful geometry, everyday sophistication, and a singular streak of amethyst dusk.
Architectural elegance meets vivid color in this 10K yellow gold ring, luminous with a high‑polish glow. At its heart rests a natural purple amethyst cut into an elongated hexagon (approx. 6 x 16 mm), set north–south in sleek, pointed prongs that trace its compass-like tips. The stone is untreated, radiant by nature, and elevated in a modern basket with airy side windows and an open geometric gallery, inviting light to cascade through every facet. Slim shoulders rise gently to greet the centerpiece, each adorned with micro‑pavé triangular clusters of natural round diamonds totaling 1/20 cttw, graded I–J color and I1–I2 clarity for a sprinkling of starlight. A slightly tapered, smooth shank hugs the finger with effortless comfort. Bold yet refined, this piece captures a clean, contemporary mood—perfect for the woman who favors artful geometry, everyday sophistication, and a singular streak of amethyst dusk.
