Celtic Knot Diamond Wide Wedding Band Ring
This Channel Florid Band from Fascinating Diamonds features a series of sparkling round-cut stones beautifully arranged in a classy channel setting along the two edges of the band. The band is highlighted by a polished celtic pattern carved on a coarse metal surface, elegantly designed in the middle to create a refined and modern aesthetic.
Create a one-of-a-kind Florid Channel Set Band by choosing the diamond type, accent stones, metal, and band size, making it a reflection of your personal story.
Diamond Types: The diamond options for the Channel Set Florid Ring Band include natural and lab-grown diamonds.
Metals: The metal options available for the Classic Channel Florid Ring are 14K and 18K, white,rose and yellow gold, or Platinum.
Accent Stones: This Florid Ring Band has a total carat weight of 1.05 in round cut accent stones on the ring, all held in channel settings, it includes eighty four accent stones.
Accent Stone Types: Accent stone choices for the Ornate Celtic Florid Band are White Diamond, Blue Sapphire, Pink Sapphire, Orange Sapphire, Green Emerald, Red Ruby and Black Diamond.
Width: The width options available for the Traditional Celtic Florid Band is 9.2 MM.
Color & Clarity Grades: The Intricate Celtic Florid Band comes with VS1 clarity and F/G color lab-grown diamonds, or G/H color with SI1 clarity natural diamonds.
Ring sizes: The Men's Celtic Florid Wedding Band is available in US standard sizes ranging from 7 to 13.
Receive your merchandise within 7-10 business days via FedEx or UPS, and Fascinating Diamonds only ships out signature required packages, maintaining complete security.
Made with care and unconditionally loved by our customers, this signature bestseller exceeds all expectations.
Made with care and unconditionally loved by our customers, this signature bestseller exceeds all expectations.
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