Sterling Silver 1/2 Cttw Black and Blue Diamond Crossover Bypass Ring

Highlights

• The crossover bypass design sets two bands of diamonds at an angle across the finger.
• Twenty round diamonds, black and color treated blue, are prong-set across the piece.
• Total diamond weight reaches 0.5 ct, with SI2-I1 clarity throughout.
• The mounting is rhodium plated over .925 sterling silver for a bright white finish.
• This ring is a size 7.

Good to Know

• Twenty natural round diamonds, black and blue, combine for a 0.5 ct total carat weight in one bypass setting.
• Prong settings leave the sides of each diamond open so light reaches the stones from multiple directions.
• The rhodium plating over .925 sterling silver gives the piece a bright white finish that resists tarnish.
• The rhodium plating will wear thin over years of daily use and may eventually need re
• plating.
• This piece is only available in size 7, with no other sizing given.

Frequently Asked Questions

What metal is the ring made from?

The ring is rhodium plated over .925 sterling silver, which gives it a bright white finish over the sterling base. The plating resists tarnish and shields the metal underneath, though like any plating it can wear thin over years of daily use.

What size is the ring?

The ring is a size 7, and it is offered only in that size.

What kind of diamonds are set in the ring, and how are they set?

The ring holds 20 round diamonds, black and color treated blue, prong-set with SI2-I1 clarity, totaling 0.5 ct. Both the black and blue diamonds are natural stones with a good cut.

How should I take care of the piece?

Wipe it with a soft cloth to keep it bright, and keep it away from chlorine and perfume, which can affect both the plating and the sterling silver. Store it dry and closed when not being worn to help it hold its finish.

How to Care for Your Sterling Silver 1/2 Cttw Black and Blue Diamond Crossover Bypass Ring

1. Wipe the piece with a soft cloth to remove everyday dust and restore shine.
2. Keep it away from chlorine and perfume, which can affect the rhodium plating and the sterling silver underneath.
3. Store it dry and closed, separate from other jewelry, when not being worn.
4. Avoid polishing compounds or dips, since they can thin the rhodium plating over time.
5. Expect the plating to wear gradually with daily use and know that a jeweler can re-plate it.