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A perfect gift for the woman who wants to feel like she's walking through the forest every day, this unique half halo sapphire enagagement ring features an uncut teal blue Montana sapphire surrounded on one side by four tiny diamonds. The twig band is sculpted from a real budded twig and cast in solid gold or platinum.
The nature inspired band is fashioned from an actual budded twig giving the ring a natural, organic texture.
You'll feel like you're walking through a forest of winterberries when you wear one of our beautifully crafted Naples engagement rings. This uniquely designed ring collection was created with care using an authentic American Winterberry Holly twig. This twig was carefully selected for its delicate cluster of gorgeous spring leaf buds that are intricately captured in every detail on the rings, just as they were found in nature.
Raw Sapphire
A sapphire is a beautiful gemstone with a rich history of being used for protection. Wearing a sapphire will give you peace of mind and will also help you feel connected to the world around you.
Band width 1-2mm
Band thickness 1mm
Setting height 5mm
Halo width 9mm
Tiny diamonds 1mm
Sapphire size approximately 4-5mm
All Montana sapphires are ethically sourced in the USA.
Handcrafted in the USA from 100% recycled gold.
This ring is exquisite! I’m absolutely obsessed with it
She worked with me to help me pick the perfect stone for my ring, and it turned out so delicate and beautiful. It’s perfect
Thank you, Olivia! I love this ring. It is truly unique and special. I love all the details! I will treasure it always!!
The ring is exactly as described and it’s an amazing alternative for those who are looking for something a little different than the norm. There are far too many generic Diamond rings with settings that have existed for 100+ years. This ring and all of the rings on Olivia’s site are guaranteed to turn heads and have people excited to see it.
