
Sophisticated Mokume Gane Ring
Mokume Gane ring with Vortex pattern, Embers metal combo, etched/oxidized finish, flat profile, 3 stones (lab-grown diamond, sapphire, tanzanite), Embers palette of 14k red gold, palladium, and silver.
Design Details
Palette:
Embers
Pattern:
Vortex
Width:
8mm
Profile:
Flat
Finish:
Etched and Oxidized
Size:
9
Setting 1:
Flush Setting
Gem Stone 1:
Lab-grown, Diamond, Blue Tanzanite, Blue Sapphire
Additional Notes:
Center - 3mm lab grown diamond, Sides - 1.75mm blue sapphire and 1.75mm blue tanzanite
Starting at $2,991.00
Production time: please inquire
SKU: AJRMOK00656
Prices do NOT include the cost of stones or setting fees.
Customization options available! All Arn Krebs Mokume Gane Rings are CUSTOM and made-to-order. Rings are available in any size, width, profile, pattern, metal combination and finish. All rings are made individually from start to finish, so each one is completely unique and will vary slightly from what is pictured. Variations in color and patterning are natural features of Mokume Gane and photos shown are for illustration purposes only.
This classy Mokume Gane ring is made in our Vortex pattern and Embers metal combination, with an etched and oxidized finish and a flat profile. The ring has three flush-set stones: a larger lab-grown diamond in the center, and two blue stones - one sapphire and one tanzanite - set on either side, with a slightly more organic placement to suit the flow of the Mokume patterning. The Embers palette features 14k red gold, palladium, and sterling silver.
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14kt red gold, palladium, sterling silver

The silver layers are etched lightly to create valleys and lower patterns in the mokume, and the silver is also darkened to an almost black color by the oxidation.

The edges of the ring are flat against the finger such as a cut section of pipe would be. There are no domed sides. The outside of ring is flat with eased edges, the inside is comfort fit.

Also called gypsy setting, when small stones are set in the band in a flat or flush way.

Forged pattern, all lines, symmetrical joint where the lines meet.
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