Two parallel gold bands, one slightly slimmer than the other, held together by a small vertical plaque. On that plaque a single rose stands upright—bloom, stem, and two leaves—set in contrasting gold so it reads as a living stem rather than an applied charm. The outer surfaces are brushed; the inner edges stay clean and polished.
It is a split-shank that still wears as one piece: open through the center, closed at the rose. The rose is not wrapped around the finger; it rises from the join like a stem that found its place.
Available in rose gold, yellow gold, and white gold. On the rose-gold version the rose itself is yellow gold; the other metals keep the rose in matching or contrasting gold depending on the finish. A Garden Collection band made to sit beside the Rose Vine Band or to be worn alone.
Two parallel gold bands, one slightly slimmer than the other, held together by a small vertical plaque. On that plaque a single rose stands upright—bloom, stem, and two leaves—set in contrasting gold so it reads as a living stem rather than an applied charm. The outer surfaces are brushed; the inner edges stay clean and polished.
It is a split-shank that still wears as one piece: open through the center, closed at the rose. The rose is not wrapped around the finger; it rises from the join like a stem that found its place.
Available in rose gold, yellow gold, and white gold. On the rose-gold version the rose itself is yellow gold; the other metals keep the rose in matching or contrasting gold depending on the finish. A Garden Collection band made to sit beside the Rose Vine Band or to be worn alone.
