Studs - Princess

Stone Color : Colourless (EF)

Colourless (EF)
Nearly Colourless (GH)

Color : White Gold (14k)

White Gold (14k)
Yellow Gold (14k)
Rose Gold (14k)

Stone & Setup Options

Here you can select your preferred thickness for your ring.

Thin bands are very trendy however it should be worth noting that gold is a bendable metal and going 'too thin' can result in warping of the band shape over time through daily wear.

That said, the thinnest option I am willing to offer for a plain band is 1.5 mm however I always recommend 1.7 mm as the thinnest option in both plain and pavé band styles. This is still very dainty and thin just with a little more support for such a fine piece of jewellery that one would wear daily on a finger.

Recommended width by style:

Athena, Juno, Petal, Clio, Venus : 1.7 mm

Hera, Shera, Cupid, Diana- 2 - 2.3 mm

How do I know what size it going to look good on mine or my partners finger?

If you are unsure of the size of stone you should purchase here are a few tips I can offer:

Concentrate on the mm size vs the carat weight since the carat weight listed is an approximate equivalent weight to that of a diamond and therefore not 100% accurate. Moissanite weighs 10% less than a diamond does and so because we all associate the term carat as a size instead of a weight, it might get a bit confusing when trying to compare the two gemstones to each other.
With Moissanite, the price variance between carat size is very slight, so best to select the stone size that you believe best compliments your finger instead of what the carat weight is listed as.
If you are unable to try these on your hand prior to purchase, the next best option would be to draw out the shape to scale on paper, cut it out and try it on your finger to get a general idea of size (regardless of how accurate the actual shape is) and determine your preference from there.

There are two colour options for your stone selection.

Colourless refers to the absence of colour within the gemstone and is equivalent to an E/F colour graded diamond.

Near colourless is a term to describe a stone that has a slight hint of a warmer/coloured tone to the stone equivalent to a G/H coloured diamond.

If you are looking for some guidance on which to choose, both are fantastic options! If it helps at all though, I will just add that the majority of our clients do select the colourless option if their budget allows.

For further assistance please email info@ringcometrue.com.

All rings outside of eternity bands, can be resized at any time and 1 free resize is included within 60 days of receiving your ring.

Using an existing ring is one of the best ways to figure out you or your partner's ring size if you are unable to be sized by a professional or are trying to keep it a secret!

If you or your partner wears rings in general, find one that is closest to that of the intended 'ring' finger. Trace the inside of that ring on a piece of paper and measure the diameter to the most precise mm that you can. That measurement can be used to determine the size of the ring by referencing the table below or this International Ring Size chart.
If the band you are using for reference is much thicker than the one you are purchasing you might want to reduce the size by 0.5 or half a size since thick/wide bands fit larger than a super thin band does.

Inside Diameter		Inside Circumference		Sizes
MM	Inches	MM	Inches	British & Australian	US & Canada
9.91	0.390	31.13	1.22	-	0
10.72	0.442	33.68	1.39	-	0
11.53	0.454	36.22	1.43	-	0
11.95	0.474	37.54	1.49	A	1/2
12.18	0.482	38.26	1.51	A 1/2	3/4
12.37	0.487	38.86	1.53	B	1
12.60	0.496	39.58	1.56	B 1/2	1 1/4
12.78	0.503	40.15	1.58	C	1 1/2
13.00	0.512	40.84	1.61	C 1/2	1 3/4
13.21	0.520	41.50	1.63	D	2
13.41	0.528	42.13	1.66	D 1/2	2 1/4
13.61	0.536	42.76	1.68	E	2 1/2
13.83	0.544	43.45	1.71	E 1/2	2 3/4
14.05	0.553	44.14	1.74	F	3
14.15	0.557	44.45	1.75	F 1/2	3 1/8
14.25	0.561	44.77	1.76	F 3/4	3 1/4
14.36	0.565	45.11	1.77	G	3 3/8
14.45	0.569	45.40	1.79	G 1/4	3 1/2
14.56	0.573	45.74	1.80	G 1/2	3 5/8
14.65	0.577	46.02	1.81	H	3 3/4
14.86	0.585	46.68	1.84	H 1/2	4
15.04	0.592	47.25	1.86	I	4 1/4
15.27	0.601	47.97	1.89	I 1/2	4 1/2
15.40	0.606	48.38	1.90	J	4 5/8
15.53	0.611	48.79	1.92	J 1/4	4 3/4
15.70	0.618	49.32	1.94	J 1/2	5
15.80	0.622	49.64	1.95	K	5 1/8
15.90	0.626	49.95	1.97	K 1/4	5 1/4
16.00	0.630	50.27	1.98	K 1/2	5 3/8
16.10	0.634	50.58	1.99	L	5 1/2
16.30	0.642	51.21	2.02	L 1/4	5 3/4
16.41	0.646	51.55	2.03	L 1/2	5 7/8
16.51	0.650	51.87	2.04	M	6
16.71	0.658	52.50	2.07	M 1/2	6 1/4
16.92	0.666	53.16	2.09	N	6 1/2
17.13	0.674	53.82	2.12	N 1/2	6 3/4
17.35	0.683	54.51	2.15	O	7
17.45	0.687	54.82	2.16	O 1/2	7 1/4
17.75	0.699	55.76	2.20	P	7 1/2
17.97	0.707	56.45	2.22	P 1/2	7 3/4
18.19	0.716	57.15	2.25	Q	8
18.35	0.722	57.65	2.27	Q 1/2	8 1/4
18.53	0.729	58.21	2.29	Q 3/4	8 1/2
18.61	0.733	58.47	2.30	R	8 5/8
18.69	0.736	58.72	2.31	R 1/4	8 3/4
18.80	0.740	59.06	2.32	R 1/2	8 7/8
18.89	0.748	59.34	2.35	R 3/4	9
19.10	0.752	60.00	2.36	S	9 1/8
19.22	0.757	60.38	2.38	S 1/4	9 1/4
19.31	0.760	60.66	2.39	S 1/2	9 3/8
19.41	0.764	60.98	2.40	S 3/4	9 1/2
19.51	0.768	61.29	2.41	T	9 5/8
19.62	0.772	61.64	2.43	T 1/4	9 3/4
19.84	0.781	62.33	2.45	T 1/2	10
20.02	0.788	62.89	2.48	U	10 1/4
20.20	0.797	63.46	2.50	U 1/2	10 1/2
20.32	0.800	63.84	2.51	V	10 5/8
20.44	0.805	64.21	2.53	V 1/4	10 3/4
20.68	0.814	64.97	2.56	V 1/2	11
20.76	0.817	65.22	2.57	W	11 1/8
20.85	0.821	65.50	2.58	W 1/4	11 1/4
20.94	0.824	65.78	2.59	W 1/2	11 3/8
21.08	0.830	66.22	2.61	W 3/4	11 1/2
21.18	0.834	66.54	2.62	X	11 5/8
21.24	0.836	66.73	2.63	X 1/4	11 3/4
21.30	0.839	66.92	2.64	X 1/2	11 7/8
21.49	0.846	67.51	2.66	Y	12
21.69	0.854	68.14	2.68	Y 1/2	12 1/4
21.89	0.862	68.77	2.71	Z	12 1/2
22.10	0.870	69.43	2.73	Z +1/2	12 3/4
22.33	0.879	70.15	2.76	Z+1	13
22.60	0.890	71.00	2.80	Z+1.5	13.5
22.69	0.893	71.28	2.81	Z+2	-
22.92	0.902	72.00	2.83	Z+2.5	-
23.06	0.908	72.45	2.85	Z+3	-
23.24	0.915	73.01	2.87	Z+3.5	-
23.47	0.924	73.73	2.90	Z+4	-
23.55	0.927	73.98	2.91	Z+4.5	-
23.87	0.940	74.99	2.95	Z+5	-
24.27	0.956	76.25	3.00	Z+6	-

Other helpful things to note:

The average women's ring size is 6.5-7 and the average ring size for men is about 9-10.
You want the ring to fit snug and secure on the finger to avoid the ring spinning the stone around to the bottom of your finger while you wear it. It is ok if it's a little hard to get over the knuckle as long as it's comfortable while you wear it. Many people have larger knuckles than their finger, and so it is always recommended to try and get sized by a professional when possible to determine the best fit for you.

For any further assistance please contact info@ringcometrue.com.

All rings pictured show off my signature 'tiger claw' prongs.

If you prefer a more classic 'round tip' prong look then please select the option included in the drop down.

There are a few options for stone cut depending on the shape of stone you are looking to purchase. The three options in this drop down are available for the following shapes: Oval, Cushion, Elongated Cushion, and Radiant.

The right stone in the image below is a classic 'brilliant cut', and the left stone is an example of the 'diamond cut'. The brilliant is the most classic and sharpest of all the cuts and the diamond cut is what people refer to as more of a 'shattered glass' look since it has more faceting than the brilliant cut has. Both are beautiful options and do not differ in price.

diamondcutvsbrilliantcut

The third option below is called the 'crushed ice' cut that has even more faceting and more of a 'shattered glass' appearance. While it photographs nicely this cut comes with my lowest recommendation as it can appear rather dull and milky looking in person.

crushedicemoissanite

For more information please email info@ringcometrue.com.

The standard orientation for an engagement ring is North/South where the gemstone is set vertically in line with the finger.

Modern designs have introduced an option to have the stone set East/West or sideways where the longest part of the stone goes across the finger instead.

Here is an example:

4 prong basket set Moissanite earrings.

14K White, Yellow or Rose gold.

Made to order: Current lead time is approximately 3-4 weeks

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Moissanite is a gemstone born from the stars. We know it's not the nicest word in the English Language BUT it was first discovered in 1893 by a French scientist named Henri Moissan, and he named it after himself so here we are :P He later won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his discovery of these microscopic particles in a crater created by a meteorite that fell to earth. That is why we love to refer to it sometimes as a 'space diamond'.

He initially thought that he discovered natural carbon diamonds, but later determined that the crystals were actually composed of Silicon Carbide (whereas diamonds are 9.95% Carbon). Natural moissanite is incredibly rare, much much rarer than diamonds, so the stones today are made in the lab to keep up with demand. After many years of trial and error, the particles Moissan discovered were successfully synthesized into larger crystals that are then used to produce what is now one of the world's most scintillating gemstones.

Brilliance

The most significant optical property affecting a gemstone's brilliance, or sparkle, is the refractive index or RI. The RI of moissanite ranges from 2.65 to 2.69, meaning it displays more brilliance than diamond (with an RI of 2.42) or any other popular gemstone.

Fire

A gemstone's fire is determined by a gemological property called dispersion. Dispersion refers to the prism effect that occurs when pure white light enters a non-opaque object, breaks into spectral (rainbow) colors, and reflects back to the viewer. Moissanites dispersion is 0.104, which exceeds that of any gemstone, including diamond, ruby, sapphire and emerald.

Color & Clarity

WIll it hold the color? There are no likely situations in which the color of moissanite will be permanently changed. Moissanite does undergo a temporary color change when exposed to extreme heat from a jewellers torch during jewellery repair, but with proper bench techniques there will be no lasting damage, and the stone will return to its normal color once it cools.

Hardness

Can moissanite scratch? No. Moissanite is durable, tough and extremely resistant to scratching and abrasion. With a hardness of 9.25, moissanite is harder than all other gemstone except diamond, meaning that it can only be scratched by a diamond or other moissanite stones which is very unlikely to occur.

mm vs. Carat Weight

The carat is the traditional unit of measurement for a diamonds weight. Moissanite is not measured in carats because it weighs approximately 10% less than diamond. For example, a 6.5mm round diamond would weight 1.0ct, while a 6.5mm round moissanite would weight 0.88ct. The two stones would be the same size - 6.5mm in diameter. All stones for sale are listed with their millimeters and the diamond equivalent weight (DEW) in carats.

Gemstone Comparison Chart

Most of the rings we make are completely customized to each individual client. We don't want you to have to settle for, or be without, even the smallest of details. If you happen to be in love with one of your Signature Rings - amazing! However, if you would like to create a completely new ring that is not readily available in our shop to purchase, please email info@ringcometrue.com

We love working directly with our clients to custom create the ring of their dreams. Take a look at some of our work by following us on Instagram or email us today to start designing your own.

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