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1.95 CT Hexagon Cut Salt and Pepper Diamond Solitaire Ring

1.95 CT Hexagon Cut Salt and Pepper Diamond Solitaire Ring

Regular price $2,679.00
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Engagement Ring

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Finish : White
Metal : Sterling Silver
Style : Without Band

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Overview

At nearly two carats, a salt and pepper diamond stops being subtle. This solitaire engagement ring centers a 1.70 carat gray hexagon and repeats the tone through gray rounds at the sides and round, princess, and marquise stones in the band, 1.95 carats all told. The monochrome palette keeps a big ring wearable. Since carbon inclusions pattern every stone differently, yours is the only one in existence. Made in our workshop to order, silver or 10k, 14k, or 18k gold, white, yellow, or rose.

Specification

Center Stone: Salt and Pepper Diamond
Shape: Hexagon
Carat: 1.70 CT
Color: Gray
Clarity: VVS2 - VS1

Side Stone :
Shape : Round
Color : Gray
Clarity: VVS2 - VS

Side Stone Details In Band:
Shape : Round / Princess / Marquise
Color : Gray

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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Customers praised the hexagon cut salt and pepper diamond ring for its "gorgeous quality" and beautiful craftsmanship. The solitaire setting and rose gold finish were highlighted as looking expensive and well-made. Shoppers noted excellent value for the price, though one mentioned delivery took longer than expected and packaging arrived damaged.

  • 5 stars: 4 (67%)
  • 4 stars: 1 (17%)
  • 3 stars: 1 (17%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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Mason K.

The solitaire setting is lovely. Gorgeous quality. Great price. 😊💍

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Elias H.

im happy with what turned up. the wait was a lot longer than the listing suggested. just set expectations.

Thanks Elias. Five weeks is longer than we want, and the silence in the middle of it makes it worse. Weve started sending a progress note halfway through so nobody is left guessing. We appreciate you being fair about it.

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Miles C.

The rose gold looks expensive. Well made. 😊🙌

Thanks Miles, we really appreciate you taking the time.

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Douglas N.

1.95 ct wears bigger than it sounds. Ok so top quality. Fast delivery. The box arrived a little battered!

Lovely, thank you Douglas. Enjoy wearing it.

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Taylor G.

So glad. Beautiful and well made.

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Hazel P.

Happy customer. Good value.

FAQs

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.