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Queens Pear Pave Solitaire with Yellow Pear Stone – on White Gold
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Queens Pear Pave Solitaire
Frequently asked questions
What Is Queens Pear Pave Solitaire Made From?
The Queens Pear Pave Solitaire design has a white precious-metal finish over sterling silver 925, following the Avenys & Co metal specification for pieces without a different stated base. The finish describes the surface color and coating, not a solid-gold construction. Plating can gradually wear with friction and exposure to chemicals.
Are The Stones In Queens Pear Pave Solitaire Natural Diamonds?
Queens Pear Pave Solitaire uses Avenys Signature Gems™. These are the brand’s precision-created colored stones, rather than natural diamonds. The stone category is distinct from both natural and lab-grown diamond.
How Should I Wear And Care For A Pear-Shaped Stone?
A pear shape combines a rounded end with a pointed tip. Its orientation is a styling choice, while the pointed end deserves care: avoid impacts and have a catching or bent prong checked. Stone shape alone does not identify its material.
Frequently asked questions
What Is Queens Pear Pave Solitaire Made From?
The Queens Pear Pave Solitaire design has a white precious-metal finish over sterling silver 925, following the Avenys & Co metal specification for pieces without a different stated base. The finish describes the surface color and coating, not a solid-gold construction. Plating can gradually wear with friction and exposure to chemicals.
Are The Stones In Queens Pear Pave Solitaire Natural Diamonds?
Queens Pear Pave Solitaire uses Avenys Signature Gems™. These are the brand’s precision-created colored stones, rather than natural diamonds. The stone category is distinct from both natural and lab-grown diamond.
How Should I Wear And Care For A Pear-Shaped Stone?
A pear shape combines a rounded end with a pointed tip. Its orientation is a styling choice, while the pointed end deserves care: avoid impacts and have a catching or bent prong checked. Stone shape alone does not identify its material.
