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Amara Wedding Bands18k Yellow Gold / Diamond

Amara Wedding Bands / 18k Yellow Gold / Diamond
£1,100
size guide

We know finding your ring size can be difficult and confusing, please refer to the below size chart to find out your correct ring size.

If you're investing in a fine ring we would recommend coming to see us in our shop or visiting a local jeweller to help you size your finger.

UK/Alpha US EU/
Circumference (mm)
K 5 1/4 50.26
L 5 3/4 51.20
M 6 1/4 52.46
N 6 3/4 53.72
O 7 1/4 54.66

Measuring your size

If you don’t have a ring that already fits, use a piece of string or paper and wrap it comfortably around your finger where the ring should sit. Remember to not pull tight. Use a pen to mark the overlapping parts. Lay the string or paper flat and measure the distance between the two marked points. Find your size using the circumference column in our size chart. 

Measuring Tips

- Make sure to measure twice.
- For a more accurate result measure in the afternoon when your hands are warmer.
- Measure the finger on the hand you want to wear the ring on, as the same finger on the opposite hand often differs in size.
- If you’re prone to swelling of the hands consider sizing up.

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Mobile ring size guide

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Responsibly crafted 18k Yellow Gold, set with Sixteen 1.25mm Round Brilliant Cut diamonds. Total weight 0.10cts. Grain set, E-F Colour, VS Clarity.

The Amara Wedding Bands fits perfectly on either side of the Dahlia Engagement Ring.

Sold as a single ring.

Available to view at our City Works Depot store in Auckland, and our Notting Hill store in London.

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Story

The Dahlia Engagement ring is the symbol of the spark of love.

It unites in harmony with the Amara Wedding Bands to create to a radiant geometrical shape with the solitaire diamond shining brightly from within.

Diamond guide
Carat

Diamonds are measured in terms of weight not size, ‘Carat’ is the weight measurement of a precious stone, with one metric carat equalling to one fifth of a gram. Gem cutters will always analyse a diamond in its rough form and try to make sure they cut stones that retain the most carat weight.

Two diamonds of equal weight can still end up with different value, as the quality is determined by, colour, clarity and cut.

Cut

Diamond cutting began when Indian craftsmen found that by grinding diamonds together, they could create new depths of light and shimmering reflections. Modern technology can turn a raw diamond into any shape with maximum sparkle. A skillfully cut diamond creates brilliance, fire and scintillation - the three optical properties this gem has and its relationship with light.

Brilliance - The combined effect of all of the reflections of light on the facets internally and externally.

Fire - if the diamond is cut well, the interaction of white light and facets will produce fire showing all colours of the rainbow with red being the best colour you can get.

Scintillation - How well the diamond sparkles - no matter the angle of the piece.

The proportions and symmetry of facets have a dramatic take on how well light interacts and performs on a diamond. These are all small details that Zoe & Morgan take into consideration when designing the perfect ring for you.

Colour

When we refer to colour, we are referring to the diamond colour grading scale. D-F are the most desired colours, with D being colourless, and going down the scale to a light yellow.

During their formation underground, diamonds can attain a structural defect or pick up chemical impurities. A clear diamond means that it's free of these imperfections.

These factors change how a diamond absorbs light and its spectral colours, giving diamonds an almost chameleon like nature.

On a D to W scale, a diamond's value is relative to its absence of colour.

Clarity

Clarity is an indication of a diamonds purity. Inclusions are the internal characteristics of a diamond. They are what makes each stone unique and special to the wearer. They tend to be clear, white or black and can be in the form of pinpoints or clouds.

It should be noted that most flaws are not visible to the untrained eye. When choosing a diamond, you want to choose a diamond that has no inclusions in the table (the top centre face), as this will be the most noticeable place for imperfections.

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£25 courier delivery for all International orders (2 - 5 business days).
All tax and duties paid on International orders.

Zoe & Morgan jewellery is handmade with care and we know you’re going to want to keep it looking great.

View our jewellery care guide to keep your jewels looking beautiful here

Want something a little more you?

We love working with you, to bring your inspiration to life. Whether there's a stone you have inherited, gold you no longer wear, or just a spark of imagination you have - creating a piece of jewellery that is uniquely yours is a special moment for us, each bespoke journey creates a special story of its own. 

Our bespoke service offers timeless and precious pieces, each carefully made from beginning to end with you in mind, designed to be worn with love.

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