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  • 18k two tone diamond spinner ring
  • 18k two tone diamond spinner ring

18k Two Tone Diamond Spinner Ring

$7,350.00

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Description

A distinctive spinner ring crafted in 18K gold, bearing Israeli hallmarks including the Lyre of King David, centered on a band with a rotating outer section that moves smoothly around the core, this exterior element rendered in contrasting white gold and accented with diamonds totaling approximately 0.36 carats; the interplay of yellow and white gold, combined with the kinetic design and subtle sparkle, creates a piece that is both tactile and visually engaging, blending symbolic craftsmanship with modern, wearable elegance.

SR3251
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Additional information

Style

Contemporary
Gender

Women
Gross Weight

18.90
Finger Size

6.50
Stone Shape

Round
Stone Source

Natural
Metal Type

18K Gold
Metal Color

White, Yellow
Metal Finish

Polished
Side Stones Type

Diamond
Side Stones Shape

Round
Side Stones Total Weight

0.36 ctw
Side Stones Diamond Color

H-I
Side Stones Clarity

VS1-VS2
Side Stones Sources

Natural
Vendor SKU

SR3251
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