Marquise Morganite and Diamond Halo Ring
Item # 100797
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Description
The pink beryl, also known as the morganite, is not as well known as most of the big names in the world of jewels. However, many people are discovering it to be a magnificent addition to their custom jewelry, particularly women’s rings. A fair pink color, these gems are not only beautiful but also neutral enough to accommodate almost any fashion choice.
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This particular piece features an eye-catching 10.54 carat morganite gem cut into a classic marquise shape. The broad face of the stone excellently showcases the clear beauty that attracts so many people the morganite. It is set into a filigree basket head of rose gold and mounted in a white gold setting. The center stone is encircled with 54 diamonds, which continue down either side of the shank.
This design was purchased by a Washington client shortly before her family trip to Japan. During her time there, a niece of hers was so enchanted by her new ring that she made a gift of it to her. Upon returning home, she visited our store again to buy a second ring of the same design. If you would like to find the ring of your own dreams, contact Joseph Jewelry today!
Reference specifications
- Item number
- 100797
- US ring size shown
- 6.00
- Details
- 14k White Gold & Rose Gold Ring
54 Diamonds - .36 ctw
Clarity: VS2 - Color: F-G - Center pictured
- 10.54 ct Morganite
- Jewelry Type
- Custom Rings
- Gifts
- Gifts
- Shape
- Marquise
- Style
- Halo
- Setting style
- Split Prong
These specifications describe the original design. Stone counts and weights are approximate and may change with size or customization.
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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.
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.
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.
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.
Approval and production
The design is approved before production begins. Your designer confirms the schedule, and our jewelers make, set and finish the piece.
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.
Warranty and care
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- 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.