Sterling Silver 1.0 Cttw Diamond Celtic Knot Cocktail Ring

Highlights

• Set with 49 round diamonds totaling 1.0 ct in a shared prong setting.
• Diamonds are natural, graded H-I in color and I1-I2 in clarity.
• The band carries a Celtic knot design.
• Finished in rhodium plating over .925 sterling silver for a bright white tone.
• Offered in a size 7.

Good to Know

• Holds 1.0 ct total weight across 49 natural round diamonds in a shared prong setting.
• Rhodium plating over .925 sterling silver gives it a bright, tarnish-resistant white finish.
• The Celtic knot design is worked into the band itself.
• Diamond clarity of I1
• I2 means inclusions may be visible to the eye.
• Rhodium plating will wear through over years of daily wear and eventually need re
• plating.

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, reflective finish. The plating sits over a sterling silver base and helps resist tarnish while shielding the metal underneath from daily wear.

How many diamonds does the ring have and how are they set?

The ring holds 49 round diamonds set in a shared prong setting, which grips each stone at a few points and leaves the rest open to light. Together the diamonds total 1.0 ct, graded H-I in color and I1-I2 in clarity.

What size is the ring?

The ring is a size 7. No other sizes are listed, so it is offered in this one size.

How do I care for the ring?

Wipe it with a soft cloth to bring back shine if the sterling silver darkens over time in air. Keep it away from chlorine and perfume, avoid polishing compounds or dips on the rhodium plating, and store it dry and closed when not being worn.

How to Care for Your Sterling Silver 1.0 Cttw Diamond Celtic Knot Cocktail Ring

1. Wipe the piece with a soft cloth to remove tarnish and restore shine to the sterling silver.
2. Keep it away from chlorine and perfume to protect the rhodium plating and the silver underneath.
3. Avoid polishing compounds or dips, since they can thin the rhodium plating over time.
4. Store the piece dry and closed when not being worn to slow darkening.
5. Have a jeweler re-plate the rhodium if it wears through after years of daily wear.