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Halo-Style Pearl Ring

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$1,242

Metal14K White Gold
ColourWhite
Ring size7
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Carat5.5-6.0 Mm ct
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Stone Size5.5-6.0 Mm
StyleHalo
Metal weight3.8 g
  • Made to order
  • Free shipping over $150
  • All sales are final, with no returns or exchanges
  • Free cleaning, inspection & prong tightening in store
  • Price match & 100% diamond trade-up
  • See it in person in Snellville

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Overview

  • 14K White Gold
  • Pearl
  • Pear Cut, G-H Color, I1 Clarity
  • Halo Setting
  • Made to order

Specifications

Stone

Stone
Pearl
Shape
Pear
Stone size
5.5-6.0 Mm
Color
G-H
Clarity
I1

Metal

Metal
14K White Gold
Metal weight
3.8 grams

Design

Style
Halo
Ring type
Complete Ring
Care

White gold is rhodium plated for its bright white finish. Plating wears with everyday use. We recommend professional re-plating every 12-18 months. Re-plating is covered by our care plans.

We recommend a professional cleaning, inspection and prong check twice a year to keep stones secure and metal finishes at their best.

Ring sizing and other adjustments are covered by our care plans. Resizing after a stone is set can affect fit and setting security, so ask us about options before you order.

Disclosures

This piece is rhodium plated over white gold. Plating is a thin protective and cosmetic layer that wears with use and can be professionally reapplied.

This configuration is made to order. All sales are final, with no returns or exchanges.

What clients say

5.0

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Rated 5 out of 5

When I tell you this is the ONLY jeweler that would accept my ring and the challenge of resizing it and it came out PERFECT!!!!!! They were so kind and have definitely found a loyal customer in me. Whether you live in Gwinnett or outside this jeweler is WORTH THE DRIVE!!!! Thank you for making my engagement ring wearable and so beautiful!!

Destanee Thompson · August 2026

Rated 5 out of 5

We had a custom piece done and it was absolutely gorgeous!!! Exactly what we wanted. We will definitely be recommending and returning for another custom piece.We are so pleased.

DEXTER PEELER · August 2026

Rated 5 out of 5

What a pleasant clean and professional atmosphere. I would shop here over and over. Great prices and a variety of everything.

Chet Robin · August 2026

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Understanding This Piece

About Pearl

Pearls are the only major gemstones produced by living organisms, formed when a mollusk coats an irritant with layers of nacre over months or years. Modern fine-jewelry pearls are typically Akoya (Japan, classic round), South Sea (Australia, large with golden or silver tones), or Tahitian (French Polynesia, dark with peacock overtones). Pearls score just 2.5–4.5 on Mohs and require gentle care: wipe with a damp cloth after wearing, store separately from harder jewelry, and avoid contact with perfume, hairspray, and chlorine. Pearl is the June birthstone and 30th-anniversary gem.

About 14K Rose Gold

14K rose gold gets its romantic pink hue from a copper-rich alloy, typically around 25% copper combined with silver. The color is warm, slightly less intense than 10K rose, and ages beautifully without tarnishing or requiring rhodium replating. Rose gold has been a defining engagement-ring trend of the last decade, pairing especially well with morganites, peach sapphires, and oval and cushion-cut diamonds. It flatters most skin tones and reads as both vintage and modern.

About the Halo Setting

A halo setting frames the center diamond with a ring of small pavé diamonds — typically adding 20–30% to the perceived size of the center stone at typical viewing distance. A 1.0ct halo center reads visually closer to a 1.5ct solitaire. Halos amplify both sparkle and presence on the hand and are particularly popular for oval, cushion, and round center stones. The trade-off is more small stones to maintain — annual prong inspection is recommended (included free with every halo ring purchased at our Snellville store).