Emerald Green CZ Petite Oval Ring

Highlights

• Green cubic zirconia cut in an oval shape sits at the center of the ring.
• Prong setting leaves the sides of the stone open, letting light reach it from multiple angles.
• Silvertone plating covers a brass base, giving the ring its bright classic finish.
• Available in sizes 5 through 10 to fit a range of hands.

Good to Know

• The oval green cubic zirconia is prong-set, allowing light to reach the stone from the sides as well as the top.
• Silvertone plating gives the ring a classic, bright finish.
• Sizes 5 through 10 are offered, covering a wide range of finger sizes.
• Plated silvertone finishes over brass can wear thinner over time with frequent contact or exposure to moisture.
• The open prong setting, while good for light, offers less coverage and protection for the stone than a closed setting.

Frequently Asked Questions

What metal is the CZ Petite Oval Ring made of?

The ring is made of brass with a silvertone plating. The plating gives it a silver-colored surface, while the brass underneath provides its shape and weight.

What stone does the ring feature and how is it set?

The ring features a green cubic zirconia cut in an oval shape. It is held in place with a prong setting, which grips the stone at a few points and leaves the rest open to light.

What sizes are available for this ring?

The ring is available in sizes 5 through 10, including sizes 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10. Choose the size that matches your usual ring size.

How should I care for this ring over time?

Keep the ring dry and away from lotions or perfume to protect the plating. Wipe it with a soft cloth after wear and store it in a closed pouch when not in use.

How to Care for Your Emerald Green CZ Petite Oval Ring

1. Remove the ring before swimming, showering, or applying lotions and perfumes.
2. Wipe the silvertone plating with a soft, dry cloth after each wear to keep it bright.
3. Store the ring in a closed pouch or box to limit exposure to air and moisture.
4. Clean the cubic zirconia gently with a soft, slightly damp cloth and avoid harsh chemicals.
5. Avoid rubbing the plated surface with abrasive materials that could wear it thin.