SolitaireAurora big Ring in yellow gold 18k
SolitaireAurora™ Big: 41 natural diamonds with marquise cuts, approximately 0.79 carats in total, F–H colour. A yellow gold setting in 18K, 750 fineness, with an HRD certificate. VVS–VS clarity range for the group.
| Material | Yellow gold 18 karats |
|---|---|
| Product weight | Approx. 3.14g |
| Total diamond weight | ~Approx. 0.79ct |
| Diamonds | 41 diamonds ~0.79ct |
| Model | SolitaireAurora big |
| Diamond cut | Bespoke diamonds cut to the pattern |
| Diamond color | F-H |
| Diamond clarity | VVS-VS |
| Included | Certificate HRD, packaging |
| Warranty | Lifetime warranty |
| Diamond origin | NATURAL |
| Fulfillment | Made to order |
SolitaireAurora big Ring in yellow gold 18k
SolitaireAurora™ Big: 41 natural diamonds in yellow gold
SolitaireAurora™ Big from M&M GOLD features 41 natural diamonds weighing approximately 0.79 carats in total. The design uses marquise cuts, with a yellow gold setting in 18K, 750 fineness. The warm yellow gold colour contributes to the multi-diamond decoration, which can be compared with a favourite wedding band.
The natural diamonds have F–H colour, and the complete piece weighs approximately 3.14 g. A certificate from HRD and box are included. Diamond number, total weight and cuts describe the shared arrangement. When choosing, view its width on the finger, profile and relationship between diamonds and visible metal.
A multi-diamond arrangement
Total weight and decoration proportions
The 41 natural diamonds weigh approximately 0.79 carats together. A metric carat, written ct, equals 0.2 g. The appearance of a multi-diamond design also depends on measurements, cuts and arrangement. The top view shows the combined outline, while the profile reveals the decoration’s position relative to the gold shank.
The 41-diamond arrangement produces reflections in different parts of the ring. During a presentation, first view the complete piece on the hand, then look closely at individual elements. This shows both the extent of the decoration and the rhythm created by the diamonds. Relate the proportions to your preferred jewellery width.
F–H colour in the natural diamonds
F–H is the complete confirmed colour range of this group of natural diamonds. F belongs to the colourless D–Z group, while G and H are near-colourless. In finished jewellery, diamond colour is viewed alongside gold colour. Light and reflections from the surroundings contribute to the complete arrangement’s appearance.
Laboratory colour assessment uses controlled lighting and comparison with masterstones. The finished ring can be viewed on the hand under diffuse and focused light. Keep the same background and lighting when comparing different designs. This helps identify personal preferences for diamond and gold colour.
Cuts of the natural diamonds
A marquise has an elongated outline with curved sides and two tapered points. This shape introduces direction and rhythm to the arrangement. How individual elements combine also matters in multi-diamond decoration. Slowly moving the hand shows changing areas of brightness and reflections across diamond surfaces.
Diffuse light shows the overall appearance of diamonds and metal, while focused lighting reveals individual flashes. Viewing under both conditions shows different aspects of the arrangement. See the ring from a typical wearing distance and close up. Slowly turning the hand complements a still view.
Diamond outlines and the setting’s shared pattern
Relate diamond outlines to decoration width and the gold shank line. The choice depends on your preferred appearance of jewellery on the hand. Top and profile views show the relationship between diamonds, settings and space beside a wedding band. These details form part of the finished piece’s construction.
Natural diamonds as a shared decoration
Each of the 41 natural diamonds contributes to the complete ring’s appearance. This design suits a preference for extended decoration rather than one focal point. During a presentation, assess the combined outline and visible gold. The rhythm of smaller reflections and proportions of metal elements can be considered alongside personal taste.
During a fitting, check the area occupied by the decoration above the finger and contact with neighbouring fingers. If the ring will be worn with a wedding band, view both pieces together. Relative profiles, metal shade and freedom of movement matter. Size fitting applies to the complete ring construction.
VVS–VS clarity in the natural diamonds
The natural diamond group has a confirmed VVS–VS clarity range. It includes VVS and VS grades. Assessment considers internal and surface characteristics, including size, number, location and visibility. The complete range describes this arrangement alongside F–H colour and cutting.
Each natural diamond has its own characteristics, and the combination of several diamonds also matters. View the rhythm of reflections and connections with visible metal. Accurate information on number, total weight, colour and cuts is useful when comparing designs intended for similar purposes.
The yellow gold setting
The setting is yellow gold in 18K, 750 fineness. The piece weighs approximately 3.14 g. 18K gold contains 75% pure gold. Gold forms the shank and elements holding the natural diamond. During a fitting, assess the width touching the finger, gold surface and decoration profile.
White gold forms a light-coloured setting for the natural diamond. View the shank surface, setting elements and the relationship between metal and the arrangement seen from above. When comparing with a wedding band, consider the colour and profile of both settings. Several viewing angles help assess whether the proportions suit the wearer's preferences.
Natural origin and documentation from HRD
M&M GOLD offers exclusively natural diamonds. Natural origin applies to all 41 diamonds in this arrangement. Their selection is paired with F–H colour, cutting and a yellow gold setting. Relate these characteristics to the preferred extent of decoration and the jewellery enjoyed by the person receiving the ring.
A certificate from HRD and box are included. During a presentation, discuss diamond number, total weight, colour and cuts. Keep documentation with purchase information in a dry, safe place. The box is suitable for presenting the ring and storing it separately from other jewellery.
Choosing a ring with natural diamonds
Comparing characteristics and construction
Compare 41 natural diamonds, approximately 0.79 carats total weight and F–H colour with designs of a similar arrangement. Include cuts, precious metal and documentation scope. Then compare decoration width, profile, proportions and current complete-piece prices. A view on the hand complements the recorded parameters.
A multi-diamond ring's price reflects the diamond arrangement's characteristics, precious metal and setting construction. Assess carat weight, colour, clarity and cut together. Compare current purchase offers for complete pieces with similar diamond-group characteristics and documentation. Then compare the profile, gold shank proportions and position on the finger with your jewellery preferences.
An engagement and a choice for someone close
This ring can be chosen for an engagement or anniversary, guided by the intention of the gift and your loved one's taste. Knowing their preferred gold colour, jewellery proportions and preference for a multi-diamond arrangement is helpful. Size and comfort are best assessed during a fitting.
When trying on the ring, check its fit, freedom to bend the fingers and contact with adjacent fingers. If it will be worn with a wedding band, view both pieces together. The setting's profile and shoulder width affect how they sit side by side. Assess comfort in several natural hand positions, including with the hand relaxed at your side.
Caring for diamonds and the gold setting
Gentle cleaning
For gentle cleaning, use lukewarm water, mild soap and a soft brush. Clean accessible diamond surfaces, the area around its setting and the gold shank. Gentle movements help remove cosmetic residue without firm pressure on the setting. A clean surface makes the complete arrangement's reflections easier to view during wear and a presentation of the ring.
Rinse the ring in a separate bowl, then dry it with a soft, clean cloth. Avoid firm pressure on small diamond settings. A jeweller should choose ultrasonic or steam cleaning after assessing the setting and the security of the diamonds. For persistent dirt, entrust the jewellery to a professional who can select a method suited to the construction's current condition.
Wearing the ring and checking its setting
Take the ring off before exercise, forceful manual work and contact with harsh cleaning products. Be mindful of the setting's profile when wearing gloves or loosely woven fabrics. Removing jewellery before these activities limits exposure of the gold and settings to pressure or catching. After taking it off, put it straight into its usual storage place.
A setting inspection covers the natural diamond arrangement's security. Arrange a jeweller's assessment if you notice looseness, a change in the diamond's position or increased catching on fabric. Keep the ring in its box until it has been checked. The inspection assesses the elements holding the diamonds and the gold construction before further wear.
Separate storage
Store the ring in a separate soft compartment or its box, leaving room around the diamond arrangement. Keeping it separate limits rubbing against other pieces. Put jewellery on after applying hand cream, perfume and styling products. These habits help keep diamond surfaces clean and care for the gold setting between periods of wear.
Invisible™ Collection
Questions and answers
Diamonds cut to the pattern, an invisible setting and 750 fineness gold. Discover the craftsmanship behind every piece on the waiting list.
It is a signature, limited line of M&M GOLD jewelry in which diamonds are individually cut to the pattern and set so that the metal joins between them are completely invisible.
Every piece is made to order. The diamonds are precisely cut and shaped to the pattern, then hand set using the InvisibleSetting™ technique, which takes our jewelers and lapidaries many weeks of work. For this reason we do not keep these pieces in permanent stock. We accept a limited number of orders and fulfil them in the order they are received, so that each piece is created with full care and without haste.
The estimated lead time is shown directly on each product page, so there is no need to contact an advisor. You can place your order online straight away. This time depends on the complexity of the design and the availability of diamonds with the right cut, and usually ranges from a few to several weeks. After you place your order we guide you through each stage of the creation process.
Because of the individual diamond cutting process and the hand setting, the creative process takes several times longer than for traditional jewelry, often requiring weeks of work from our jewelers and lapidaries.
Most jewelry is built around ready made stones. In the Invisible™ collection the process is reversed: the diamonds are precisely cut and shaped to the exact dimensions of a specific design and setting type, so that they fit together perfectly.
It is a masterful jewelry technique in which diamonds are set side by side without the traditional gold prongs visible on the top surface. The stones are held by rails hidden inside the metal and by microscopic grooves below their edges, which allows 100% of the diamond surface to be revealed.
The process requires craftsmanship and microscopic precision comparable to creating watch movements in Haute Horlogerie. The manual, ultra precise fitting of the stones resembles assembling the most complex watch movements, where every fraction of a millimeter determines the perfection of the whole.
The invisible setting, InvisibleSetting™, belongs to the absolute pinnacle of Haute Joaillerie goldsmithing. Because each rough diamond must be individually cut to the exact dimensions of the setting, the process is extremely time consuming and demands enormous precision, rare craftsmanship and flawless mathematical calculations.
Absolutely. Thanks to their spectacular brilliance and unique construction, InvisibleLimited™ rings are a highly prestigious and modern alternative to classic engagement rings and are also chosen for engagements.
The entire Invisible™ collection is made exclusively from the highest quality 18 carat gold (750 fineness), which is the global standard in the Haute Joaillerie segment.
18K gold, containing 75% pure gold, has a significantly higher content of precious metal. It is a more prestigious material with a deeper luster and better working properties, essential for executing a setting as precise as InvisibleSetting™.
It is an alloy of pure gold with alloying metals such as palladium or silver, which give it a cool, silvery white tone and the right hardness.
Yes, our white gold pieces are coated with a layer of galvanic rhodium, which gives them an immaculate white, enhances their brilliance and additionally protects the surface.
Gold is a metal that naturally develops micro scratches. The 750 fineness is well balanced: hard enough for everyday wear and at the same time prestigious.
Due to its very high content of pure gold and the use of top quality alloys, the 18K alloy is considered one of the most hypoallergenic materials in jewelry.
The bands in our rings feature a lens shaped ComfortFit™ profile on the inside, which makes them easier to put on and means the jewelry is imperceptible even during all day wear.
We recommend measuring at one of our boutiques using a ring mandrel and sizing rings. For online purchases we provide professional expert guidance and send a complimentary jewelry sizer.
Yes, the inner side of the band allows a discreet, personalized message, date or initials to be added using precise laser engraving.
Yes, we invite you to arrange a private presentation with our advisor at our boutiques in Warsaw, Poznan or Marbella.
We provide fully insured, discreet VIP class courier transport throughout the European Union. The most demanding orders are delivered by our VIP Concierge directly to your home or office.
We accept payment by traditional bank transfer, fast online systems, and all leading credit cards at our boutiques. Settlements tailored to the individual preferences of VIP clients are also possible.
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