Geneva Ring

Highlights

• The channel setting seats the cubic zirconia within a groove between metal walls, without prongs to catch on clothing.
• Round cubic zirconia uses facet proportions that return light in the same way as fine gemstones.

Good to Know

• Cubic zirconia is a laboratory-grown stone.
• Its base is formulated without lead, a metal restricted in jewelry by law.
• The rhodium plated over lead free alloy (brass) surface is a plated finish over the base alloy.
• Polishing compounds and dips can thin the plating.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ring made from, and is it plated?

The ring is rhodium plated over lead free alloy (brass), so the alloy forms the base and rhodium plating forms the surface finish.

What does the 6 Mm stone measurement refer to?

The 6 Mm measurement applies to one accent stone, not to the entire ring. The round cubic zirconia appears in a channel setting, and the 2.3 ct total stone weight covers all of the stones together.

How does the channel setting hold the stones?

A channel setting seats stones in a groove between two metal walls. This setting leaves no prongs to catch on clothing.

How to Care for Your Geneva Ring

1. Clean the rhodium plated over lead free alloy (brass) surface with soap, water, and a soft cloth.
2. Avoid polishing compounds and dips, which can thin the plating.
3. Ask a jeweller to re-plate the piece if the plating wears through over years of wear.