18.65ct DEW White Moissanite Emerald Solitaire Ring

Eighteen carats of step-cut white light — the 18.65ct DEW White Moissanite Emerald Solitaire Ring in 18K Gold Vermeil on 925 Sterling Silver, GRA certified. At 18.65ct DEW in the emerald cut, this ring creates a mirror surface approximately 22×16mm — a stone that reflects the room around it in geometric planes of white light at a scale that simply does not exist in any other commercial jewelry product.

At 18ct, does the emerald cut still show "fire" or is it only white light?

The emerald cut, being a step cut, produces less dispersed fire (rainbow colours) than brilliant cuts — this is true at all sizes. However, at 18.65ct DEW, the step facets are large enough to catch and reflect ambient coloured light from the surrounding environment — walls, clothing, other light sources. The white-light reflections at this scale become the defining visual event: long, slow, cinematic planes of pure white light shifting across the stone's surface as the hand moves. Fire becomes secondary; architectural light performance becomes primary. This is the emerald cut at its most elemental — pure geometry producing pure light.

What occasion calls for an 18ct ring?

An 18.65ct emerald cut ring is appropriate wherever the wearer chooses to make the maximum possible jewelry statement: performances, significant events, photography, milestone celebrations, or simply as a daily expression of personal aesthetics for someone who has decided that the conventional limits of ring size do not apply to them. There is no occasion this ring is too large for — only occasions it may be too conspicuous for, which is a choice each buyer makes for themselves.

Specifications

• Stone: White Moissanite
• Size: 18.65ct DEW (Diamond Equivalent Weight)
• Cut: Emerald
• Metal: 18K Gold Vermeil on 925 Sterling Silver
• Certification: GRA Certified

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Details: Crafted in Gold Vermeil.