Music Box Engagement Ring

Highlights

• Prong settings leave the sides of cubic zirconia open for light.
• Asscher and round cuts bring two distinct stone shapes to the design.

Good to Know

• Cubic zirconia is a laboratory-grown stone cut to the facet proportions used for fine gemstones.
• Prong settings hold stones at a few points while leaving the rest open.
• The gold tone finish over lead free alloy (brass) is a surface finish that wears gradually with use.
• Perfume, lotion, chlorine, and abrasive cloths can shorten the life of the surface finish.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ring made from?

The ring has a gold tone finish over lead free alloy (brass) with 18K fineness. Its surface finish sits over the alloy, so the surface a wearer sees and touches is the finish rather than the underlying material.

How are the cubic zirconia stones held?

Cubic zirconia appears in Asscher and round cuts, held in prong settings, with 7.5 ct total stone weight. A prong setting grips a stone at a few points and leaves the rest open, allowing more light to reach it from the sides than a closed setting.

What does the 9.4 (mm) measurement describe?

The 9.4 (mm) measurement is the stone size. The ring also combines Asscher and round cuts in prong settings and has 7.5 ct total stone weight, so the measurement is a stone detail rather than a band measurement.

How to Care for Your Music Box Engagement Ring

1. Keep the gold tone finish over lead free alloy (brass) away from perfume, lotion, chlorine, and abrasive cloths.
2. Wipe the piece dry after wear.