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Custom Rose Gold, Peridot and Diamond Engagement RingItem # 102840

Custom Rose Gold, Peridot and Diamond Engagement Ring

Item # 102840

Setting price$3,380

Center stone sold separately.

Financing available

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Metal
14k Rose Gold
US ring size
5.5
Center stone
Selected separately
Setting price$3,380

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Description

This elegant engagement ring features a round brilliant cut diamond prong set in rose gold with clusters of peridot accents on each shank shoulder. It was created for a client from Walnut Creek, CA, who reached out to us online with some ideas about the type of ring he wanted for his fiancee-to-be.

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After sharing his inspiration pieces with us, he explained how he envisioned combining features from each into a new, unique piece. We discussed his options with him, particularly in terms of the type of metal he wanted for the band and the size of the center diamond. After settling on those particulars, we created a CAD model for him, and after a few minor revisions, it went to production. Design Your Own Engagement Ring

Center Diamond

The stone at the center of this ring is a round brilliant cut 0.65 carat diamond. The client had initially wanted a slightly larger stone, but after considering the proportions of the piece and the size of his girlfriend’s hands, he decided a smaller diamond would be better.

This type of setting is very open, and because it raises the diamond up above the rest of the band, there is a clear view of the gem from all sides. This positioning also helps increase the brilliance of the stone, as it can take in light from all around and reflect it back out in every direction as well.

Peridot Accents

Each shank shoulder holds a cluster of three round peridots. The larger of the group is positioned furthest from the center setting, while the two smaller stones are tucked up against the side of the larger diamond. These bring a lovely color contrast to the piece as a counterpoint to the brilliant white of the diamond, and the warm tones of the 18k rose gold that they’re set in also complements them perfectly.

Custom Design Process

There are many ways to begin to design your own dream ring. For instance, you can do what this client did and find several examples of pieces you’d like to borrow features from. Or you can simply let us know what types of styles and features appeal to you, and we’ll come up with an original design that incorporates those elements.

Regardless of how you begin, however, you can revise the models we create until you’re completely satisfied with what we’ve outlined. You can also request to see a wax model of the piece before making your final decision, and we’ll ship it to you if you are not able to visit our Bellevue, WA showroom to take a look at it in person.

Custom Rose Gold, Peridot and Diamond Engagement Ring - reference design
Reference design.

Reference specifications

Item number
102840
US ring size shown
5.50
Details
18k Rose Gold Ring
6 Peridots - .15 ctw
Joseph Jewelry
Center pictured
0.65 ct Diamond
Shape
Round
Style
Classic
Setting style
Cluster, Trellis
Band style
Tapered
Feature
Gemstones
Metal shown
Rose Gold
Finish
Polished

These specifications describe the original design. Stone counts and weights are approximate and may change with size or customization.

Customize

Use this design as a starting point for a custom piece.

Discuss the stones, metal, proportions, setting and finish with a designer, online or in our Seattle and Bellevue showrooms. You can bring reference photographs or your own stone for us to assess.

  1. Design and estimate

    The initial design and estimate are free, with no obligation. Your designer discusses the materials, changes and budget with you before you commit.

  2. 3D design review

    After you accept the estimate and make a down payment, we create a 3D CAD model and rendered views. Revisions within the initial design parameters are included; changes to materials or their amounts are re-estimated.

  3. Physical model

    A full-size wax model can be made to review scale, shape and proportions before production. It can be viewed in a showroom or shipped to you.

  4. Approval and production

    The design is approved before production begins. Your designer confirms the schedule, and our jewelers make, set and finish the piece.

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Quality

Our custom jewelry follows design and construction standards for metal thickness, weight, stone support and setting security.

Structure and support
The setting must have enough metal to support the stones and hold its shape through everyday wear. If an area needs more support, we address it before production.
Diamond and gemstone selection
We help you choose stones for your custom design, reviewing cut, color, clarity, consistency and fit. Your budget guides these choices; our standards for materials and craftsmanship remain the same.
Final inspection
Before completion, we review each custom piece for proportion, comfort, stone security and finish.

Lifetime warranty and care

  • Lifetime warrantyYour custom piece is covered against manufacturing defects.
  • Inspection every six monthsOur jewelers inspect your piece and provide ongoing care for the custom jewelry we make for you.
  • Complimentary cleaningVisit us every six months for a complimentary cleaning.
Coverage conditions

For Joseph Jewelry custom pieces, coverage begins with your signature. To keep it active, Joseph Jewelry must inspect and sign for your piece every six months and perform recommended repairs and maintenance.

Repairs due to normal wear and tear are the owner's responsibility. Damage, abuse or alterations can void coverage. Customers outside Washington pay shipping both ways for inspections or repairs, plus applicable duty or customs fees.

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Custom Rose Gold, Peridot and Diamond Engagement Ring - front perspective

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