Classic Rhodium Plated Engagement Ring

Highlights

• Baguette and round cuts bring two genuine cubic zirconia shapes to the engagement design.
• Channel-set stones sit between metal walls without prongs to catch on clothing.

Good to Know

• Cubic zirconia is a laboratory-grown stone cut to facet proportions used for fine gemstones.
• A channel setting places stones in a groove between metal walls and has no prongs to catch on clothing.
• Rhodium plated over lead free alloy (brass) is a surface finish that can wear through over years of wear.
• Polishing compounds and dips can thin the surface layer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the ring solid metal or plated?

The ring is rhodium plated over lead free alloy (brass), meaning the visible finish is a surface layer over the lead-free base. This bright white, reflective surface comes from that finish, while the base beneath it provides the piece’s shape and weight.

What do the stone details describe?

The ring uses genuine cubic zirconia in baguette and round cuts, with 3 ct total stone weight. The listed individual stone size is 8 (mm). Cubic zirconia is laboratory-grown and cut to facet proportions used for fine gemstones, so it returns light in the same way.

How does the channel setting hold the stones?

Channel setting means the cubic zirconia stones sit in a groove between two walls of metal. This construction leaves no prongs to catch on clothing. The ring combines baguette and round cuts in that setting, with 3 ct total stone weight.

How to Care for Your Classic Rhodium Plated Engagement Ring

1. Clean rhodium plated over lead free alloy (brass) with soap, water, and a soft cloth.
2. Avoid polishing compounds and dips, which can thin the surface finish.
3. Ask a jeweller about re-plating if the surface finish wears through over years of wear.