Black Rhodium Unique Wedding Band - Raw Uncut Diamond Ring - Tree Branch Rings - Diamond Engagement Ring

Leaf and Twig Wedding Sets - Black Rhodium Engagement Rings - Raw Uncut Wedding Rings Hand sculpted Raw Diamond Wedding Set, a true one-of-a-kind creation. My Process: These rings are hand sculpted by me (Dawn) in wax using the Lost Wax Process. I have been sculpting my twigs, vines and leaves since 1987 and enjoyed creating every single one of them. Metal: 14k or 18k solid Yellow Gold gold with black rhodium plating, distressed to highlight the textures I put into my rings. Our Diamond adheres to KPCS, Kimberly Process Certification Scheme, so it is genuine and comes through legitimate sources only. Our Engagement Rings: ● Rough Diamonds are approximately .65 carats ● Top Band Width: 9.5mm ● Bottom Band Width: 3.67mm Optional Stones include hand cut and rough Rubies & Sapphires ● Our 14k and 18k Golds are solid Gold, Cruelty-Free Refined Gold from the US. ● Leaf & Twig Engagement ring is 9.5mm wide at top and 3.67 at the bottom. ● Matching Band is 3.9 wide at the Leaf and 2.7mm at the bottom of the band. RING CARE!! PLATED JEWELRY CARE: BLACK RHODIUM (BLACK GOLD) Keep away from all abrasive surfaces, sharp objects that may cause scratching, denting, and scuffing including other jewelry. Black Rhodium, Black Gold, and Black Ruthenium is a blackening surface treatment created by chemically binding a black ink to a White Rhodium metal solution. Jewelry plated with Black Rhodium or Black Ruthenium will have a uniquely dark and shiny reflective finish. This dark gunmetal color is also known by jewelers as "black gold". Over time parts of black rhodium plating will wear off due to natural wear and tear revealing the underlying base metal (silver or gold). This is normal. The jewelry will develop its own unique patina similar to an antiqued blackened finish. The lifespan of the rhodium plating depends on how often the piece is worn. Generally, black rhodium plating will wear off more quickly on jewelry that is worn daily (such as rings) than on a piece that is worn occasionally. Avoid moisture: Plated jewelry is NOT waterproof. Exposure to liquids such as water, hand sanitizer, lotions, oils, perfumes, alcohol, acetone, and chemical cleaners can weaken, damage, and remove the plated coating. Do not use jewelry cleaning liquids. These liquids contain chemicals that can eat away at the metal and may even cause damage to gemstones and pearls. Please keep your hands clean but avoid exposing your jewelry to hand sanitizers and chemical disinfectants. Take off your jewelry before using hand sanitizers and chemical disinfectants.