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.62ct Antique Cushion Cut Diamond Belcher Ring
.62ct Antique Cushion Cut Diamond Belcher Ring
.62ct Antique Cushion Cut Diamond Belcher Ring
.62ct Antique Cushion Cut Diamond Belcher Ring
.62ct Antique Cushion Cut Diamond Belcher Ring

.62ct Antique Cushion Cut Diamond Belcher Ring

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Belcher rings became popular in the mid-18th century, named after the original designer, Thomas Belcher. A belcher setting is very distinct in that the diamond or gemstone is held by prongs or claws carved into the shank itself.
This ring is a great example of the style, set with a central antique cushion cut diamond. But the most charming part of this ring is the inscription in the inner shank, dated "1936 EBK."

  • 14kt rose gold
  • Size 8, and fully sizable
  • Diamond measures 5.6 x 5.25mm


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Shipping & Delivery

Order typically ship in 1-2 business days. (Shipping may be impacted by carrier delays. This is beyond our control.)

TWO SHIPPING OPTIONS AVAILABLE

- Next Day Air
- 2-Day
(additional time for sizing, etc.)

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Returns & Refunds

Items are returnable within our 3 day unconditional return window,
unless they've been altered or sized in any way, therefor making it a FINAL SALE.

This includes all layaway & custom orders which are considered FINAL SALES. 

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Layaway

All pieces require a 25% non-refundable deposit.

The balance after the deposit will be split into 3 payments, payable every 30 days. Layaway orders will be shipped upon final payment. Full policy here.

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