The Collection / Engagement Rings / Oval Three-Stone with Pear Shoulders
Our own photographs of this piece, color-balanced only. No stock imagery, no rendering.
Current inventory
One ring, four frames, because a three-stone changes with the angle
An oval brilliant between two pear-shape shoulder stones on a plain white shank. Photographed flat on the hand, from the back of the hand, close up, and from behind the setting.
Three-stone rings are the hardest thing to judge from a single photograph. The relationship between the center and the shoulders shifts with every degree of tilt — from directly above the three stones read as one wide band of light, and from the side the pears separate and the center stands up. Both are true and neither is the whole ring.
The fourth frame is the gallery view, taken from behind. It shows the part of a ring nobody photographs and everybody wears: how high the stones sit, how the prongs are built, and how much metal is actually under your finger. If a setting is going to catch on things, this is the view that tells you.
| Category | Three-stone engagement ring |
|---|---|
| Center | Oval brilliant |
| Side stones | Two pear brilliants |
| Metal | White gold — karat confirmed on request |
| Setting | Three-stone, prong-set, plain shank |
| Carat weight | On request |
| Color & clarity | On request |
| Certification | Documentation supplied; details on request |
| Price | On request |
- Grading reports and an independent insurance appraisal supplied with every piece
- Specification and price confirmed in writing before anything is agreed
- Insured, signature-required delivery nationwide; hand-delivered in NY Metro
- Lifetime cleaning and prong checks
Why there are no numbers on this page
This is a real piece from current inventory, not a catalog entry. We publish only figures we can put in front of you on paper — so carat weight, color, clarity, the certificate and the price all come to you in writing on inquiry, usually the same day.
Sizing
Shown as photographed. Resizing, lengthening and shortening are all quoted on request before any work begins.
Can it be made again?
Yes, as a new commission. The same design can be rebuilt to your stone, your metal and your size. Because it is quoted stone-first, you see exactly what each change costs.
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