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Ivy Sharpe Created Sapphire Four Stone Cluster Cocktail Ring

Floreo 10k Yellow Gold 11mm Round Nugget Ring, Sizes 6-13

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Floreo 10k Yellow Gold 9.3mm Round Nugget Ring, Sizes 6-13

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Listings show blue and green sapphires as center stones, with created white sapphire sometimes used as accent stones. Origins reported include both natural and lab-created (created) sapphires.

Care guidance varies by listing: some recommend wiping the ring with a jewelry polishing cloth, while others suggest using a mild jewelry cleaner. Follow the specific seller or product instructions for best results.

Listings position these rings for friends-and-family gifts, promise rings, romantic presents, and special occasions such as Valentine’s Day.

Most listings use sterling silver (.925) and similar silver finishes. Platings mentioned include rhodium plating and yellow (gold-tone) plating on some pieces.

Stones are typically set with prong-style settings, including standard prongs and some three‑prong configurations.

Both lab-created and natural stones appear: some listings use created rubies or white sapphires, while others note natural sapphires—several of which are described as heat-treated. Diamonds are listed as natural in the results, with some entries not reporting any treatments.

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