This stunning band ring features 0.56ct of lab-grown diamonds and gemstones inspired by Sierra Leone's national colors—green for vitality, white for peace, and blue for hope. Crafted with an 18k Gold Vermeil finish, it combines luxury with ethical craftsmanship, reflecting a commitment to beauty without exploitation. Intricate knot motifs pay homage to traditional textile artistry, making it not just a piece of jewelry, but a symbol of freedom and rebirth that connects the past with a hopeful future.
From the brand: On April 27th, in celebration of Sierra Leone Independence Day, we draw inspiration from the spirit of ""Freedom and Rebirth"" to launch this lab-grown diamond collection — a tribute to history, and a vision for the future. Each diamond rejects the violence and exploitation behind blood diamonds, embodying a modern jewelry philosophy that embraces both beauty and justice.
This band ring is adorned with 0.56ct lab-grown diamonds and gemstones in the three national colors of Sierra Leone:
Green, symbolizing the land’s vibrant vitality;
White, representing peace and the aspiration for freedom;
Blue, evoking the open Atlantic Ocean that connects Sierra Leone to the world and to hope.
In its design, we incorporate knot motifs as a homage to traditional textile craftsmanship, along with minimal yet rhythmic geometric patterns that reflect the flowing, profound beauty of African woven fabrics. More than just a dazzling band ring, it is a gentle continuation of freedom, hope, and rebirth.
18k Gold Vermeil:
With its substantial layer of 18k solid gold on sterling silver, 18k Gold Vermeil is not the typical gold plating. It ensures exceptional durability and provides the same appearance, touch, and quality as pure gold at a fraction of the cost.
