Six oval-cut diamonds form an asymmetrical cluster at the top of this ring. Two larger diamonds, totaling 0.92 carats, grade VS1 in clarity and F in color. Four smaller diamonds, totaling 0.77 carats, grade VVS2 and G. Individual prongs hold each stone at a slightly different angle. This creates a scattered, organic layout instead of a flat grid. As a result, the cluster catches light from multiple directions at once. No two diamonds sit at exactly the same height.
Pairing VS1-F and VVS2-G diamonds is a deliberate choice, not a shortcut. The two larger stones anchor the design with strong central presence. Meanwhile, the four smaller stones fill the surrounding space with brightness. Both grades sit near the top of the clarity and color scale. Because of this, the difference stays invisible to the naked eye. Instead, the viewer sees one unified, evenly bright cluster. This approach also keeps the ring’s overall look consistent under different lighting conditions.
The 18K white gold band stays deliberately simple. It carries no side stones or engraving. Consequently, all visual weight sits in the diamond cluster above. The band weighs 4.00 grams, giving it a substantial, comfortable feel. Additionally, the smooth profile means it pairs easily with other rings. Many clients stack it alongside a plain wedding band. Others wear it alone as a bold statement piece. Either way, the band’s simplicity keeps the focus exactly where it belongs.
Every diamond in this ring is set by hand in our Cairo workshop. Nothing is cast or finished elsewhere. Our team first sorts the diamonds by size and grade. Then, they build each prong individually around its stone’s exact proportions. Because the cluster is asymmetrical, no two prongs are identical. This slower process protects the organic, scattered look the design depends on. Afterward, we polish and inspect the piece under magnification before it ever reaches the showroom.
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