We recommend to complete the set
We recommend to complete the set
Four black onyx stones set in cabochon cut form a composition with a distinctly vintage character - the deep, uniform black of each stone plays against the silver setting and gives the ring a quiet intensity. The cabochon cut showcases the velvety surface of the black onyx without the distraction of facets: the colour remains full and concentrated. In jewellery tradition, onyx has long been associated with strength and self-confidence, and this four-stone composition amplifies that character through rhythm and symmetry.
Each of the four black onyx stones was selected for colour consistency - the black is uniform and deep across the full width of the ring. Good quality onyx is increasingly hard to come by, and silver prices are rising, so today's price for this piece is genuinely reasonable. Made from refined sterling silver 925, the alloy contains no nickel or harmful metal additives. Rhodium maintains a bright, lasting shine and protects the metal against tarnishing for years. The French maker's mark struck on the piece, registered at the French assay office, confirms the European quality of craftsmanship.
At a family celebration, the ring pairs beautifully with an elegant dress in deep navy or burgundy - warm light brings out the rhodium-plated 925 silver's shine, while the black of the onyx stones contrasts with the rich colour of the fabric. Classic gold or silver accessories do not compete with the four stones; it is the hand wearing this ring that draws the eye with every gesture.
| Reference | 2617-ON/48 |
|---|---|
| Stone shape | Marquise + Rund |
| Stone count | 4 |
| Stone dimensions | 2x(4x8mm) + 2x(4mm) |
| Stone cut | Cabochon |
| Metal | Rhodium silver |
| Metal Stamp |
Silver 925 + guaranteed by a French hallmark
|
| Approximate weight | 2.7 g |
| For whom | Woman |
| Size | Medium |
| Type |
Engagement Multi-stone rings |
| Style | Vintage |
| MPN | 2617-ON |
We recommend to complete the set
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