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Hers
Three and a half millimetres with bars of white and yellow running across the face, so the two tones take turns around the finger. Comfort fit inside, so the inner edge is rounded rather than left square against the finger. About 1.8g in 9ct and 2.5g in 18ct. It is one half of a set: order it with the matching men's ring and the pair is ten per cent off.
Hers on its own pageHis
Three and a half millimetres with bars of white and yellow running across the face, so the two tones take turns around the finger. Comfort fit inside, so the inner edge is rounded rather than left square against the finger. About 1.8g in 9ct and 2.5g in 18ct. It is one half of a set: order it with the matching women's ring and the pair is ten per cent off.
His on its own pageAbout this set
Here the two rings are cut identically. Each is three and a half millimetres wide and polished, with bars of white and yellow gold running across the face, so as the ring turns the two tones take turns around the finger. Worn side by side, the bars rarely line up: a hand at rest shows a little more white on one ring and a little more yellow on the other. The matching is in the design, and the movement of two different hands does the rest, which keeps an identical pair from ever looking static.
Each ring is a 3.5mm polished band with alternating bars of white and yellow across the face and a comfort fit inside. Both weigh about 1.8g in 9ct and 2.5g in 18ct. Because the two are the same design, either one bought alone looks exactly like its half of the set, and it sits well as a single two tone band beside a plain ring or an engagement ring.
| Hers | His | |
|---|---|---|
| Ring | Linear contrast, hers | Linear contrast, his |
| Metal | 9ct gold or 18ct gold | 9ct gold or 18ct gold |
| Width | 3.5mm | 3.5mm |
| Finish | polished | polished |
| Weight | About 1.8g in 9ct, 2.5g in 18ct | About 1.8g in 9ct, 2.5g in 18ct |
| Surface hardness | Mohs 3.5 | Mohs 3.5 |
| From | £605 | £605 |
| Gold | Hers | His | Both, after 10% off |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9ct gold | £605 | £605 | £1,089 |
| 18ct gold | £929 | £945 | £1,687 |
With the design fixed, the decision is between 9ct and 18ct. The 9ct alloy is the harder and suits a ring that will see daily work; 18ct is heavier and warmer, and its yellow bars sit richer against the white. Identical rings are exactly what this set gives. Those who would rather each ring differ might look at Contrast texture, where the same two golds take a different finish on each band.
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