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Discover the timeless elegance of the Blue Apple Co. Halo Art Deco Engagement Ring, crafted to enhance your style and comfort. Designed in luxurious 925 sterling silver, this ring features a captivating cushion-cut, simulated round cubic zirconia, making it an affordable yet stunning choice.
Features:
**Material:** Solid sterling silver adorned with high-quality, sparkling cubic zirconia for an elegant and durable finish.
**Perfect Fit:** Available in ring size 4, with other sizes up to 11, ensuring a comfortable and tailored fit for everyday wear.
**Design:** Measures 10mm in face height with an 8mm center stone, featuring a classic prong setting and high polish finish that maintains its shine and secures the stone firmly.
**Versatile Style:** Suitable for all occasions—from daily wear to special events like anniversaries, weddings, or birthdays. Its classic style makes it a heartfelt gift for loved ones.
**Comfort:** Rounded inside edges enhance comfort, allowing you to wear it all day long without discomfort.
Elevate your jewelry collection with the Blue Apple Co. Halo Art Deco Engagement Ring and experience a blend of affordability, style, and timeless beauty. This ring is not just an accessory—it's a statement of lasting love and impeccable taste.
Many customers complimented the ring's beautiful and eye-catching design.
The ring's sparkle and color were appreciated, making it stand out.
Praised as comfortable to wear, fitting well for everyday use.
Several users noted that the ring did not tarnish or change colors over time.
Some customers reported that the stones remained intact and didn’t fall out.
Many reviews mentioned that the stones, including the main stone, fell out quickly.
Numerous complaints about the ring size being inaccurate, either too big or too small.
Some customers felt that the ring looked cheap or did not match the quality shown in pictures.
A few users stated that the stone color in the ring did not match the description or images.
Criticism about the band being too thin and looking fragile.