Embrace elegance with the Athena ring, featuring a stunning 7mm round-cut green Australian sapphire flanked by two brilliant lab-grown diamonds on an 18ct recycled yellow gold band. Hand-textured for a unique touch, this ethically crafted piece symbolizes wisdom and strategy, perfect for those seeking both beauty and sustainability in their jewelry choices. Available in size N.5, with complimentary resizing options, the Athena ring is a timeless addition to any collection.
From the brand: Athena: Goddess of wisdom, strategy and handicrafts. Daughter of Zeus.
Our Athena ring
features a trio of ethically sourced gemstones, in organic claw-settings, upon a hand-textured, rounded band - cast from 18ct recycled yellow gold.
Centre stone:
7mm, 1.56ct, round-cut green Australian sapphire.
Side Stones:
2 x 5mm, round-brilliant cut lab-grown diamonds. VS2. Total weight: 0.97ct.
Sizing:
This ring is a size N.5.
We offer a complimentary resize on all gold readymade rings. If you already know which size you would like this piece resized to, please note this at the checkout - allowing an additional 1 week for this to be completed. Alternatively, resizing can be completed at later date that suits you, any time after purchase.
About Lab-Diamonds:
Lab-grown diamonds are a fantastic ethical, sustainable and budget-friendly alternative to natural mined diamonds.
These gems are produced in a controlled, laboratory setting, using advanced technology. This process replicates the natural method of diamond formation, giving them the same characteristics of natural diamonds, both in strength of material and sparkle.
We currently source from two lab-grown diamond suppliers, both of which meet SDJ’s stringent requirements around sustainability and ethics, which we closely monitor and review on an ongoing basis.
We also can create any of our gem set jewellery designs with natural recycled diamonds. Please get in touch to discuss options.
Made to order:
This style can be made to order using alternative metals and gemstones. Please
get in touch
to discuss the possibilities.
