Multi-Stone Ring (Gold)
Multi-Stone Ring (Gold)
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This multi-stone ring features striking, light lines that seem to sway in the breeze.
The quiet sparkle of labradorite and opal, combined with the depth of smoky quartz, the clear blue of iolite, and the transparency of white topaz, adds a delicate and profound look to your hand.
Each stone is rose-cut, adding a plump, three-dimensional feel and a soft glow. Furthermore, each stone is surrounded by delicate milgrain, giving it a subtly classic look.
The horizontal silhouette is sleek and elegant, and the design allows you to enjoy just the right amount of presence even when worn alone.
This is a colored stone ring for adults that adds understated individuality and sophistication to everyday styling.
*Please note that items made from natural stones or materials may have individual differences in size, color, texture, slight scratches, inclusions, etc.
SKU:10263111340
Material
Material
Size Guide (cm)
Size Guide (cm)
| Size | Arm width |
| 13.0 | 0.14 |
| 11.0 | 0.14 |
| 9.0 | 0.14 |
| 15.0 | 0.14 |
Shipping Guide
Shipping Guide
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Gift Wrapping
We offer two styles of gift wrapping to complement your purchase:
- Complimentary wrapping
- Premium wrapping , available as “Hakkaku BR box”
If you would like gift wrapping, please add it to your cart along with the item.
Kindly note that message cards are not available.
You may select only one type of gift wrapping per item.
Size Guide
Products in the agete official online store are measured according to the display below using our unique measurement methods. Please compare your measured size with the product size you wish to purchase to confirm what you desire.
Size Guide Precautions
- Product measurements are in cm units.
- Products are laid flat on a platform and external dimensions are measured.
- Some products may inevitably have slight variations.
- Please allow for 1-2cm margin of error in advance.
- Depending on the product or item shape, measurements may be taken at points not listed in the size guide.
Please understand this in advance. For any unclear points, please contact our support center. - Tucks and pleats are measured in their unextended state.
For asymmetrical designs or items with different lengths in various parts, the longest length is considered the "total length". - Weight measurements are limited to bag products only.
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