Artemisia
The crescent shaped wedding bands are perfectly made for each other with their curves and angles, just like beautiful moonlight in night sky.
Artemisia, the goddess of the Moon won her love in the night sky. The crescent-shaped ring and the diamonds echo each other beautifully and gracefully, showcasing the excellent craftsmenship. When combining wedding band together, the sparkles of the diamonds shine like a gleam of light in between the clouds.
| MATERIAL |
K18YG |
|---|---|
| CARAT | (Right) 0.06ct |
| Shape | V-shaped |
|---|---|
| Coordinate | Diamond band |
| Style | Simple |
Heart & Cupid
A guarantee to excellent brilliance
The cut of a diamond greatly impacts its brilliance and “symmetry” is the most important criteria for brilliance in a good diamond cut. Hearts & cupids diamonds (with eight symmetrical hearts and eight symmetrical arrows patterns) are the diamonds that are cut to perfect proportion, bringing the lights reflection to its highest.
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(Left) Diamond with patterns of Cupid’s arrow in the face up position.< -
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(Right) Diamond with patterns of heart when viewed in the table down position
Set Ring
Tales of lovers are romantic and admiring. The engagement ring and weddding band gently match with each other for an ideal ring set in terms of its comfort and brightness.
The love story of goddess of the Moon, Artemisia and the hunter Orion has been told for thousands of years. Their love to each other emits brilliant light that brightened up the night sky and this was the concept behind this wedding ring set.
