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1.10 CT Hexagon Cut Salt and Pepper Diamond Solitaire Ring (V-Artdeco)

1.10 CT Hexagon Cut Salt and Pepper Diamond Solitaire Ring (V-Artdeco)

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Finish : White
Metal : Silver

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Overview

Art deco jewelry loved geometry, and a hexagon is about as geometric as a diamond gets. This solitaire engagement ring sets a 1.10 carat black salt and pepper hexagon on a deco-inspired band, no side stones to soften it. The carbon clouds inside the stone are natural, and we handpick each one, so no two rings leave the bench alike. Choose silver or 10k, 14k, or 18k gold in white, yellow, or rose, and allow two to three weeks for the making.

Specification

Center Stone: Salt and Pepper Diamond
Shape: Hexagon
Carat: 1.10 CT
Color: Black
Clarity: VVS2 - VS1

Materials

Silver
Gold (10k, 14k, 18k )
White Gold, Yellow Gold, Rose Gold

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Rings Workshop

Every IBIZ Jewel ring is handcrafted in our workshop after you place your order. That’s why we take 2–3 weeks and why each piece arrives feeling made for exactly one person. Because it is.

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Megan W.

1.1 carat is the perfect size. worth it.

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Nathan S.

Very pleased. Spot on. The hexagon sits a little higher than I expected!!

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Meera

absolutely love it. turned up a few days after the estimate. ✨❤️

FAQs

Yes. They are natural, earth-mined diamonds. The black and white flecks are internal inclusions that formed naturally as the stone grew, they do not make it any less of a genuine diamond.

Yes. Salt and pepper diamonds have the same 10/10 Mohs hardness as any other diamond. Durability comes down to the setting, not the stone a well-secured bezel or protective prong setting holds up well to daily wear.

Yes. Because the inclusion pattern is unique to each stone, no two rings in this collection are identical even within the same style and carat weight.

Yes. Many US couples choose them specifically for their individuality, natural look, and typically lower price point compared to a clarity-graded white diamond of the same size.

Vintage-style settings usually feature milgrain detailing, bezel edges and antique-inspired geometry design choices that pair especially well with the organic, aged character of a salt and pepper stone.

Generally, yes. Because they are graded on rarity and pattern rather than the traditional 4Cs clarity scale, salt and pepper diamonds are typically priced lower than a comparable clear white diamond of the same carat weight.

Yes, rings in this collection ship with grading documentation from GIA, IGI or AGS, so you know exactly what you're getting.

A salt and pepper diamond is a natural diamond that contains visible black, white, and gray inclusions. Instead of being flawless, these stones celebrate their natural characteristics, creating beautiful and distinctive internal patterns.

No. Because the black and white inclusions occur completely naturally within the earth, no two stones are exactly alike. Each diamond has its own unique color distribution, character, and pattern.

Despite their internal characteristics, they are still natural diamonds. They rank a 10 on the Mohs hardness scale, making them highly durable and suitable for everyday wear.

Traditional diamonds are priced based on their lack of flaws. Because salt and pepper diamonds are valued specifically for their heavy inclusions, they are typically less expensive than conventional white diamonds of a similar carat weight.