

Moissanite Navette Double-Halo Split-Shank Ring
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There is architecture in this ring. A 6.5mm round-brilliant moissanite (about 1.0ct DEW) sits in a four-prong basket at the center of an open navette—a pointed, marquise eye-shaped frame—so the stone appears to float inside negative space rather than crowd against metal. A double row of pavé traces that elongated outline, two parallel lines of small stones that draw the eye outward and exaggerate length on the finger. The shank splits below the head and sweeps up into the frame, lifting the whole gallery and giving the profile a sculptural, almost teardrop poise. It reads as an engagement ring with a designer’s hand rather than a catalog default. Stylist take: the open-frame halo flatters shorter fingers because the vertical navette adds the length a plain round halo never could—wear it solo so the negative space stays the hero, or pair it with a thin contoured band that follows the split shank. The center moissanite earns its spot on optics, not marketing: a 2.65 refractive index throws noticeably more fire than a diamond’s 2.42, while 9.25 on the Mohs scale keeps facets crisp through daily wear. The stones are DEF colorless and VVS clarity, set in 925 sterling silver finished in bright white rhodium/white-gold plating, stamped S925 inside the band. Offered in US sizes 5 through 9. The double-halo and split shank do real work here, redirecting light around the center stone so the 6.5mm center looks larger than its measured spread. Specs: 6.5mm (~1.0ct DEW) round moissanite, DEF / VVS, RI 2.65, 9.25 Mohs, 925 sterling silver, white rhodium plating, four-prong center, open navette double-halo, split shank.
| Stone Shape | Round |
| Stone Color | White |
| Carat Weight | 1.0~1.99ct |
| Metal | 925 Sterling Silver |
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