Engagement/Wedding Rings Over $5,000

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4 years ago

May 18, 2020

INSTORE Staff Instore June 2020 Issue

Jane Magon Collections 4.09-carat natural Burmese Mogok ruby set

Jane Magon Collections, LLC

4.09-carat natural Burmese Mogok ruby set in platinum with pear shape diamonds (3.00 TCW), SSEF and GRS certificated, $300,000

rada sahney:

Can’t go wrong with this timeless color combination. Burmese rubies are one of the most highly sought-after fine gemstones, and this ring is destined to be a legacy heirloom.

katerina perez:

Burmese rubies are the kings of rubies, making them desirable by jewelry aficionados and collectors alike.

debbie klein:

This ring offers so much drama! I love how the yellow gold prongs bring out the warmth of the beautiful ruby, while the platinum setting of the pear shaped stones disappear and allow them to radiate out from the center. It’s classic and contemporary at the same time.

Uneek Jewelry 10.00-carat cushion shape diamond set

Uneek Jewelry

10.00-carat cushion shape diamond set on a three-row shank with a rose gold middle row and filigree on the basket accent with natural pink diamonds, $299,000

Marisa Perry Jayne ring by Douglas Elliott

Marisa Perry Atelier

Jayne ring by Douglas Elliott with oval brilliant cut diamond (4.60 TCW) set in 18K yellow gold matte finished setting, $135,500

Uneek Jewelry 10.00-carat cushion shape diamond set

RETAILER’S CHOICE AWARD

Uneek Jewelry

10-carat cushion shape diamond set on a three-row shank with a rose gold middle row and filigree on the basket accent with natural pink diamonds, $299,000

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