
Unique Hexagon Garnet and Emerald Engagement RIng Bezel Set Rose Gold
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A geometric engagement ring built around a 6x6mm hexagon-cut natural garnet in a low-profile bezel setting, flanked by two kite-cut lab emeralds on the shoulders and ten small natural diamonds. It is made in sterling silver or 10k, 14k or 18k gold, with 14k weighing about 2.3g and a slim 1.5mm band. The design suits buyers who want a modern, angular alternative to a round diamond solitaire and like the red-and-green garnet-and-emerald pairing. Against typical solitaire rings it trades classic sparkle for colored stones and a flush, snag-resistant profile, but the thin band and soft garnet demand careful wear.
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This engagement ring has a hexagon-shaped natural garnet as its center stone. The garnet is red and is January's birthstone. It sits in a low-profile bezel setting in 14k rose gold.
Two white kite-cut lab-created emeralds sit on the shoulders. Ten small natural diamonds add accent sparkle. The stones are held with a mix of prong and bezel settings.








