1.25Ct Halo Set Solitaire Cubic Zirconia & Simulated Gemstone Promise Engagement Ring .925 Sterling Silver Ring Sizes 3-12 Colors

Beautiful Abalone Leaf Shell Ring

This beautiful Halo 1.25ct Engagement Promise Ring is an eye catcher. Elegant and Fine Quality Cubic Zirconia Stones.

• Solid .925 Sterling Silver
• Durable Craftsmanship
• Ships from the United States

Oxford Diamond Co

For the ultimate gift that will sweep them off their feet, consider jewelry from our large collection of over 15,000 unique styles. Our collections feature the latest designs in Engagment Rings, Wedding Jewelry, Italian Chains, Pendants, Necklaces, Earrings, and Bracelets. Let the special people in your life know how much they mean to you with the perfect gift from Oxford Diamond Co.
At Oxford Diamond Co. we craft our jewelry from a 92.5% alloy Sterling Silver. This alloy has been found to be the best combination of durability and shine, retaining the metals malleability and beauty. Along with .925 Sterling Silver, we have over 20 different gemstones to choose from, including Simulated Tanzanite and Simulated Morganite. Stones are hand chosen to find the best quality and color to perfectly match their more expensive counterparts. Quality jewelry meant to last a lifetime.

Manufacuring

Oxford Diamond Co. is more than just an online retailer, we MANUFACTURE. We value quality and craftsmanship above all. Our factories use only the best raw materials during production with specialization in .925 sterling silver, AAA quality cz, simulated gemstones & opal.

Industry Wide Experience

Oxford Diamond Co. has been a reputable jeweler for over 35 years. With our roots in Diamonds & Natural Gemstones, we bring our fine jewelry approach to more affordable styles. Our extensive background & knowledge enable us to create designs pioneering the latest trends

Jewelry District Downtown L.A.

Centrally located in the Jewelry District Downtown Los Angeles, Oxford Diamond Co. has strategic advantages. Radiant history dating back to the early part of the twentieth-century and sales just under $3 billion, make it the largest jewelry district of its kind in the US.