1. CT Moissanite _ 5 layer ring - 925 Sterling silver

1. CT Moissanite _ 5 layer ring - 925 Sterling silver

6”
Sale price  $25.99 Regular price  $623.76
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1. CT Moissanite _ 5 layer ring - 925 Sterling silver

1. CT Moissanite _ 5 layer ring - 925 Sterling silver

Sale price  $25.99 Regular price  $623.76
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# 💎 5-Layer Pinky Ring: A ✨ Dazzling Statement Piece

Introducing our 5-Layer Pinky Ring, a stunning new addition to our collection!

💥 Make a Statement
Crafted to make a statement, this ring ✨ shines brilliantly on any finger. Featuring Moissanite Stones, it's designed for those who love to ✨ sparkle. Made from durable 925 🥈 solid silver, this ring is built to last and guarantees a luxurious feel.

✅ Exceptional Quality
Rest assured, it passes the 💎 tester, delivering the quality you expect. Suitable for any gender, it's perfect for anyone looking to elevate their style.

💳 Flexible Payment & 🚚 Free Delivery
We offer flexible payment options with Afterpay and Zip, and best of all, enjoy FREE express courier delivery!

Get yours now and experience the ultimate blend of ✨ elegance and 🛡️ durability.

Inheritance and New Chapter

The Zug family has been involved in jewelry making for generations. Hans's great-grandfather made pocket watches for the Swiss court, and his grandfather continued to handcraft engagement rings during World War I. Due to the turmoil of World War II, the Zug family embarked on a long and perilous journey, finally arriving in New York in March 1942.
At the age of 15, Hans officially became his father's apprentice. In his first year, he was only allowed to polish metal; in his second year, he learned basic setting techniques; and it wasn't until his fifth year that his father took a faded parchment notebook from the bottom of a safe.
"Son," his father said solemnly, "this is the secret that the Zug family has guarded for centuries—the 'Ice Prism Cutting Method.' Our ancestors discovered a special principle of light refraction in the glaciers and created this cutting technique optimized specifically for moissanite."
The Zug Workshop—founded in 1789—where every gemstone shines with the brilliance of the Swiss mountains.

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