Ribbon triple ring with pavé diamonds, white gold
Ribbon triple ring in 18 carat white gold with pavé 14x0.005 ct TTLB (top top light brown) diamonds. Pavé means that the diamonds are set in extension of each other. If you want more diamonds in the ring, that is an option and can simply be noted at the time of purchase or written in an email to us afterwards. It is also possible to have more diamonds inserted later.
Measurements: the ring rail's gold thread measures 1.7 x 1.7 mm and is called Ribbon no. 2 (is the most used in the Ribbon collection). The ring measures about 10 mm at the widest part of the ring.
Read more about the jewelery under MORE INFORMATION. Here you can find information about unique jewellery, pre-order , in stock and delivery .
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If you dream of having your jewelery personalized with an engraving, you can see more about that option here .
You can add diamonds to your jewelry
The jewelery prices are calculated according to the current value of the gold, but as gold prices can vary from day to day, this can be reflected in the price of the jewellery.
A unique piece of jewelery is a piece of jewelery of which only one exists. This piece of jewelery is unique as stones, diamonds and pearls are always natural and are never exactly the same. It can also be a one-of-a-kind piece of jewelry, because the piece is handmade and cannot be reproduced exactly the same way again. The price of a unique piece of jewelery can vary if a similar piece of unique jewelery is desired. This is due to the unique stones, pearls, diamonds, which are very individual.
If you wish to order a similar unique piece of jewelery to one that has already been sold, simply CONTACT US.
We love handpicking the very special and unique materials, so please ask us if you have special wishes.
If a piece of jewelery is in stock , the jewelery is ready to be picked up either in our physical store at Gothersgade 31 during the store's opening hours or we can send it off as an insured package.
COLLECTION & DELIVERY
If the jewelery is in stock, we have the jewelery in the store. As soon as a purchase is completed, the piece of jewelery is put in your name and it is no longer available in the store or on the webshop. You then have the following two options:
Collect in store when it suits you: The jewelery is ready for collection in our physical store at Gothersgade 31. The jewelery can be collected and wrapped as a gift during the store's opening hours, Tuesday-Saturday.
Home delivery: It can take up to 6 days from when we send until you receive the package. We will send you an email as soon as the jewelery has been dispatched. Shipping a piece of jewelry costs DKK 200 and includes insurance.
If it says pre-order on a piece of jewellery, the piece is no longer in stock, but you can press pre-order and thus place an order for a similar piece of jewelery with a delivery time of 3-5 weeks. The delivery time depends a lot on which piece of jewelery is ordered. If you want the jewelery ready in a box for a specific date, write it in the order note to us when the purchase is completed, then we will endeavor to be ready before the desired date. We will of course contact you and let you know if it is possible.
Collection and delivery - "pre-order":
If the jewelery is pre-ordered, there is up to 5 weeks of delivery from the time you order the jewelery until it is finished and dispatched. This is because it must first be produced in the workshop. If you want the jewelery finished for a special occasion, write it to us in the order note and we will do our best to achieve it. You then have the following two options
- Collect in store: We will contact you when the jewelery is ready for collection in our physical store at Gothersgade 31. The jewelery can be collected during our opening hours, Tuesday-Saturday.
- Home delivery: We will send you an email as soon as the jewelery is ready to be sent. It can take up to 6 days from when we send until you receive the package. Shipping a piece of jewelry costs DKK 200 and includes insurance.
