CBM-PS15
Four dainty marquise-shaped settings, lovingly crafted using your loved one's solidified ashes, are gracefully accented with three sparkling diamonds in this stunning 14k rose gold cremation ring. With its timeless elegance and delicate design, this ring is a beautiful reminder of their enduring presence in your life.
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Dimensions & Details:
Setting: 3 x 5mm [x4]
Band: 1.5mm
Diamonds: 0.38 total carat weight
All dimensions are approximate and may vary slightly with every casting. Please note the diamonds themselves do not contain ashes.
Engraving:
We offer free engraving for every piece in our . This ring can be engraved with a single character (letter, number, or symbol) behind each setting, for a maximum of 4 characters total. Examples of the font options available for engraving can be seen . If you have any engraving-related questions, please submit your inquiry in the contact form below or .
Multiple Sets of Ashes
Up to 4 sets of ashes may be set separately in this ring, which may produce different-colored settings, but this is not guaranteed. No color is added to the ashes during the setting process to create a specific color or hue. If this ring is made with only one set of ashes, the same color will be produced across all of the settings. Our lists all of the pieces that can accommodate separately set ashes.
Each piece is set in our office, located in Southern California. Only a very small amount of ashes is used in the setting process; the exact amount needed depends on the size and depth of the piece's setting, but for simplicity's sake, a teaspoon of ashes will suffice for most orders. The setting process solidifies the ashes and brings out their natural color, which may differ from those in the piece photographed. Within 1 business day of placing your order, you will receive a detailed order confirmation with information and instructions relevant to your unique order.
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