Fitzgerald Cubic Zirconia Ring

Highlights

• Bezel settings surround the edges of the round cubic zirconia with metal rims.
• The rhodium plated over lead free alloy (brass) finish presents a bright white, reflective surface.

Good to Know

• Cubic zirconia is a laboratory-grown stone cut to the facet proportions used for fine gemstones.
• Bezel settings surround stone edges with metal rims.
• Rhodium plated over lead free alloy (brass) is a surface layer that can wear through over years of wear.
• Polishing compounds and dips can thin the surface layer.

Frequently Asked Questions

What metal is the ring made from?

The ring is rhodium plated over lead free alloy (brass). Its lead free alloy (brass) base provides shape and weight, while its surface is bright white and reflective. Lead-free alloy is formulated without lead, a metal restricted in jewelry by law.

What do the listed stone measurements refer to?

The three measurements—2 (mm) X 2 (mm), 3.7 (mm) X 3.7 (mm), and 7 (mm) X 7 (mm)—refer to one accent stone at a time. They are not size options. The 7.8 ct total stone weight applies across all cubic zirconia stones in the ring.

How are the stones held in place?

Round cubic zirconia is held in bezel settings. A bezel setting surrounds a stone with a rim of metal, helping protect its edge; among common setting types, it is the most secure. This ring’s 7.8 ct total stone weight is across its cubic zirconia stones.

How to Care for Your Fitzgerald Cubic Zirconia Ring

1. Clean the piece with soap, water, and a soft cloth.
2. Avoid polishing compounds and dips, as they can thin the surface layer.
3. Ask a jeweller about re-plating if the surface layer wears through over years of wear.