Aurora Oval Halo Aquamarine Ring in Sterling Silver

This aquamarine ring centers a 1.4 carat lab-created oval aquamarine inside a marquise-cut sunburst halo — pale sea-blue at the core, radiating outward into a crown of simulated diamond petals. The whole piece reads somewhere between an engagement ring and a cocktail ring, which is kind of the point. It's built for wear, not just display.

The Aquamarine

• Lab-created aquamarine — same beryl composition as natural aquamarine, grown rather than mined
• Oval cut, 6.0 × 8.0 mm, approximately 1.4 carats — real substance at the center
• Signature cool sea-blue color, clean and clear (lab-created stones tend to show fewer inclusions than natural aquamarine at this carat weight)
• Mohs 8 hardness — tough enough for daily wear

The Halo

• Twelve marquise-cut simulated diamonds radiate outward from the center like petals, creating a sunburst or starburst silhouette
• Small round simulated diamonds fill the gaps between the marquise points, adding density to the halo
• 17.5 × 13.1 mm halo footprint — large, dramatic, cocktail-scale
• The halo is what makes this ring. A plain oval solitaire would feel restrained next to this; the marquise sunburst gives the aquamarine room to glow

The Band

• 925 sterling silver with rhodium finish — the rhodium gives the silver a bright white-gold look and helps it resist tarnish
• 2.1 mm average band width — slim enough to keep the halo as the focal point
• Nickel-free, hypoallergenic, comfort-fit interior
• Polished finish throughout

Why Lab-Created Aquamarine

• Same beryl mineral composition as natural aquamarine — the color, clarity, and hardness are identical
• Ethically grown in a lab with no mining footprint
• More consistent color saturation than most natural aquamarine at this size
• Natural aquamarine at 1.4 carats with this level of clarity would significantly increase the price — lab-created lets the stone lead without the premium

Who It's For

• Anyone drawn to aquamarine engagement rings with real scale and drama — not a subtle solitaire
• Brides who want a piece that feels vintage without being literal about it — this is Art Deco geometry crossed with modern cocktail-ring energy
• March-born buyers (aquamarine is the March birthstone) or anyone celebrating a 19th anniversary
• Buyers drawn to cool blue against bright white fire
• The ring equally works as a statement cocktail piece for someone who already has a wedding set

The Details

• Metal: 925 sterling silver, rhodium finish — hallmarked, nickel-free, hypoallergenic
• Band width: 2.1 mm
• Halo footprint: 17.5 × 13.1 mm
• Center stone: Lab-created aquamarine, oval cut, 6.0 × 8.0 mm, ~1.4 ct, Mohs 8
• Accent stones: Cubic zirconia — marquise-cut sunburst halo with round fill stones
• Fit: Comfort-fit interior
• Free ring box
• Free USA shipping