The Thalia ring from Sophie Divett Jewelry is a stunning piece inspired by one of the three graces in Greek mythology. Its organically textured band features a large, oval, four-claw center setting surrounded by charming organic side settings. Accented with round recycled diamonds, this bespoke ring combines elegance with ethical craftsmanship. Each piece is handmade to order, making it a unique expression of style and luxury.
From the brand: Thalia: One of the three graces in Greek mythology.
Our Thalia ring features five gemstones, on an organically textured rounded band; a large, oval, four-claw centre setting, two organic side settings, and two diamonds set into the band.
Please note that the price listed is for the ring setting only. A separate centre stone needs to be selected, and purchased, at the same time as the setting.
Gemstone requirements:
This piece requires a 5x7 or 6x8 mm oval-cut centre stone.
Once you have selected your setting, browse our ethical
gemstone collection
, then add this to your cart, along with the ring setting.
Shop for your gemstone
here
.
Included stones:
The setting price includes two 2.5mm, and two 1.5mm, round recycled white diamonds
Metal options:
Available in 9, 14, or 18 carat yellow or white recycled gold.
Delivery time:
As each ring is handmade to order, just for you, please allow approximately 6 weeks for delivery. If you require your ring for a specific date that is sooner than this, please note it on your order and we’ll do our best to accommodate, whenever possible.
Shipping:
We provide free shipping within New Zealand on all items. View all
shipping information
.
Every gold ring from Sophie Divett Jewellery comes in a complimentary
walnut presentation box
.
Sizing:
For half sizes, please select your closest whole ring size from the options provided, and then note your actual half size in the comment section at the checkout.
If you need help finding your size, view our guide
here
.
If you have any questions, or require assistance with the process, please contact us directly
here.
