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10K 0.42CT Diamond and Onyx Cabochon Eye of Horus Signet Ring in Yellow Gold
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This yellow gold signet ring features a circular face densely pavé-set with colorless round diamonds. At the center, an Eye of Horus motif is accented with an onyx cabochon pupil. The design is finished with polished gold borders and a ribbon-like crest, showcasing meticulous craftsmanship and symbolic symmetry.
Design & Features
The circular signet face is covered in pave-set diamonds, with an Eye of Horus design at the center accented by an onyx cabochon pupil, finished with polished gold borders and a ribbon-like crest above the eye.
Benefits & Use Cases
The symbolic Eye of Horus design combined with the diamond-covered face and onyx accent makes this ring a bold statement piece for those drawn to symbolic or meaningful jewelry.
Key Features
- Crafted in 10K yellow gold
- 0.42 total carat weight of diamonds
- Eye of Horus motif at the center
- Onyx cabochon set as the pupil
- Densely pave-set diamond circular face
- Polished gold borders and ribbon-like crest
Specifications
- Metal: 10K Yellow Gold
- Diamond Weight: 0.42 CT
- Accent Stone: Onyx Cabochon
- Style: Signet Ring
Important Note
Solid gold is a soft precious metal. Store this piece separately, keep it away from perfume and chlorine, and polish it with a soft cloth. Custom or engraved pieces are crafted to order and may add 5–7 business days before shipping.
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FAQs
What metal is this ring made of?
This ring is crafted from 10K yellow gold.
How many carats of diamonds does this ring have?
This ring has a total diamond weight of 0.42 carats, densely pave-set across the circular signet face.
What design is featured on this ring?
This ring features an Eye of Horus motif at the center of a diamond-covered circular signet face.
What stone is used for the pupil of the eye?
An onyx cabochon is set as the pupil of the Eye of Horus motif.
What is the ribbon-like shape above the eye?
The design is finished with a ribbon-like crest above the Eye of Horus motif, adding to the symbolic detailing.
What does '10K' mean for this ring?
10K refers to the gold purity, meaning the ring is made from an alloy that is 41.7% pure gold, offering added durability for everyday wear.
How are the diamonds set on this ring?
The diamonds are densely pave-set across the circular face of the signet, surrounding the Eye of Horus motif.
Is this ring a signet-style ring?
Yes, this ring is designed in a signet style, featuring a circular face design rather than a traditional band-only setting.
Is 10K gold durable enough for daily wear?
Yes, 10K gold has a higher metal alloy content than higher karat golds, making it a durable choice for everyday wear.
Is onyx a durable stone for a ring?
Onyx is a relatively hard, durable gemstone commonly used in jewelry, though as with most cabochon-set stones, it's best to avoid hard impacts to keep its polished surface looking its best.
How should I clean this ring?
Clean the ring gently with a soft-bristled brush, mild soap, and warm water, then dry with a soft cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or ultrasonic cleaners on pave-set diamonds and the onyx cabochon.
Will 10K gold tarnish over time?
10K gold contains more base metal than higher karats, so with regular wear it may show signs of wear over time; routine gentle cleaning helps maintain its shine.
Is this ring a good gift for someone drawn to symbolic jewelry?
Yes, the Eye of Horus motif carries symbolic meaning, making this ring a meaningful gift for those interested in symbolic or meaningful jewelry.
What finish does this ring have?
The ring is finished with polished gold borders framing the pave-set diamond face and Eye of Horus design.
Does the onyx contrast with the rest of the design?
Yes, the dark onyx cabochon pupil creates striking contrast against the surrounding pave-set diamonds and polished gold detailing.
















