This stunning Miadora solitaire engagement ring features a 5/8 carat cushion-cut rose de France gemstone, elegantly set in high-polished 10-karat rose gold. Accented by 28 round-cut, prong-set white diamonds, this ring enhances its shimmer and sophistication. Whether for engagement or as a beautiful accessory, this piece is perfect for those who appreciate timeless style and vibrant color. A true statement piece that complements any jewelry collection with elegance and charm.
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This glamorous Miadora solitaire engagement ring is crafted in 10-karat rose gold to add a touch of refinement an elegant style to you look. This attractive wedding ring features a sumptuous cushion-cut rose de france stone raised over the delicate shank with 28 round-cut, prong-set white diamonds adding shimmer along its high polished band. Instantly add a touch of color, sophistication and class to any ensemble with this stunning gemstone bridal ring. This birthstone ring is sure to make a standout addition to any jewelry collection. Whether worn as a promise ring, engagement ring or simply a gorgeous gemstone accessory, this gemstone and diamond ring is a great gift for a woman with a classic and trendy sense of style.
Center stone
Gemstone: Rose de France
Number of gemstones: One
Gemstone cut: Cushion
Gemstone weight: 5/8 carat
Gemstone setting: Prong
Side stones
Diamonds: 28
Diamond cut: Round
Diamond weight: 1/10 carat
Color: G-H
Clarity: I2-I3
Setting: Prong
Metal information and dimensions
Metal: 10k pink gold
Finish: High polish
Style: Side stones
Metal weight: 1.51 grams
Ring setting dimensions: 5 mm wide x 20.8 mm long x 4.9 mm high
Band dimensions: 1.5 mm wide
Diamond total weight: 1/10* carat TW
All weights and measurements are approximate and may vary slightly from the listed information. *T.W. (total weight) is approximate. 1/10 carat T.W. may be 0.08 to 0.12 carat. Treatment code HTHP (rose de france) and N (white diamond). See
Treatment Guide
for further information.
