The split shank on this ring divides the band into two distinct arms before they reach the stone, so the solitaire appears to sit above an open gap between the two pavé-set rails. That gap beneath the centre stone is the detail that separates a split-shank design from a conventional solitaire: the stone is held between two converging lines rather than rising from a single continuous band. The pavé along each arm extends from the back of the ring forward to the stone setting, so the diamond's approach from both sides is framed in continuous small-stone sparkle. Rose gold gives the entire ring warmth. Styling Tip: This ring's split-shank structure is most visible from the side and from slightly below. It photographs exceptionally well and is a strong choice for occasions where the ring will be prominently displayed or noticed.
This ring's split-shank structure is most visible from the side and from slightly below. It photographs exceptionally well and is a strong choice for occasions where the ring will be prominently displayed or noticed.
| Metal Type | Gold |
| Metal Colour | Rose Gold |
| Stone Type | Lab-Grown Diamond |
| Centre Stone Shape | Round Brilliant |
| Metal Certifications | BIS Hallmarked Gold |
| Stone Certifications | IGI Certified |
| Product Type | Lab-grown diamonds |