18ct Rhodolite Garnet & Diamond Ring

A striking pre-owned cluster ring. Set with an oval purple rhodolite garnet set with a pave cluster of twinkling diamonds all presented in 18ct yellow gold.

Size N may size to fit.

Estimated Total Diamond Weight 0.20ct.

The garnet measures 13 x 9mm

Diamond is the birthstone for April 

Diamonds are given in celebration of your 60th Wedding Anniversary 

Traditionally, Diamonds are seen as a symbol of faithfulness, commitment and relationships filled with love. This incredible natural stone is known as a love-bearing stone that is 'dependable in its virtues when received as a gift' which is why they have been used in engagement rings since the 15th century.

Diamonds are said to bring about new beginnings as well as clarity of mind and are said to aid enlightenment, this is yet another reason as to why they are used to symbolise a new chapter in your life - whether that is the start of a marriage or anniversaries further on in the relationship.

Garnet is the birthstone for January 

Garnet is given in celebration for both your 2nd and 6th Wedding Anniversary 

This fiery semi-precious gemstone is often referred to as passionate and romantic and is considered lucky for love, success and business relationships. 

Garnet is said to be a Stone of Health as it extracts negative energy from the chakras and transmutes the energy to a beneficial state. Similarly, Garnet balances energy, bringing serenity or passion as appropriate. 

Garnet is the birthstone for January 

Rhodolite Garnet's name derives from two Greek words which translate to "rose tone" and this was absolutely inspired by its beautiful colour that ranges from a rich red to a pale violet. 

The Rhodolite Garnet can be known as a stone of inspiration of love and works through the heart and crown chakra. It helps those who wear it recieve an abundance of love, stimulating ones sense of self worth and alleviating feelings of inadequacy. Furthermore, this warm toned gemstone assists in owning ones gifts and abilities, to then encourage them to share those with the world.