A square-cut deep red gemstone ring in a yellow gold setting, resting on a textured stone surface with a blurred natural background.
    A square-cut deep red gemstone ring in a yellow gold setting, resting on a textured stone surface with a blurred natural background.
A square-cut deep red gemstone ring in a yellow gold setting, resting on a textured stone surface with a blurred natural background.
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Lab Red Garnet Asscher Cut Solitaire Ring | Asscher-Cut Garnet with Double-Claw Corner Prongs | ~1.8mm Plain Band | January Birthstone | 925 Sterling Silver

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A lab-created red garnet in an Asscher cut, set with double-claw prongs at each of the stone’s cropped corners on a slim ~1.8mm high-polish plain band — handcrafted in Jaipur in 925 sterling silver. The Asscher cut’s square outline, cropped corners, and concentric step facets make this one of the most architecturally precise gemstone cuts, and the double-claw corner prong placement holds each cropped corner securely while keeping the step facets fully visible from the top of the stone.

⚠️ January Birthstone

Red garnet is the traditional January birthstone.

Stone Details

  • Stone: Lab-created red garnet — Asscher cut; deep red; step-cut faceting
  • Asscher Cut: A square step cut with cropped corners (octagonal outline when viewed from above) and large rectangular facets arranged in concentric steps beneath the table; patented by Joseph Asscher in 1902 and became a defining cut of the Art Deco period; the step facets create a hall-of-mirrors light effect — light reflects between parallel facets rather than refracting into the dispersive sparkle of a brilliant cut; the result is a deep, dramatic visual depth rather than surface sparkle
  • Prong Setting: Double-claw prongs at each of the eight cropped corners — the correct setting approach for an Asscher cut, as it secures the cropped corners (the most vulnerable structural points of the stone) without covering the flat table or the step facets
  • Red Garnet (pyrope/almandine) Mohs Hardness: 6.5–7.5 — durable for everyday wear with normal care
  • Lab-created and conflict-free
  • Red garnet is the traditional January birthstone

Ring Details

  • Style: Asscher-cut solitaire — January birthstone gift, anniversary ring, everyday Art Deco statement piece, or stackable solitaire
  • Metal: Solid 925 sterling silver
  • Band: Slim plain band — approximately 1.8mm wide; high-polish finish; straight-profile shank (the band does not taper or arch significantly, allowing most flat wedding bands or chevron bands to sit flush or near-flush against it)
  • Hypoallergenic & nickel-free base
  • Ring Sizes: US/CA 3–12 (half and quarter sizes available on request)

About the Asscher Cut

The Asscher cut was patented in 1902 by Joseph Asscher of the I.J. Asscher Diamond Company in Amsterdam. It is a square step cut: the outline is square with the corners cropped to create an octagonal silhouette, and the facets beneath the table are arranged in concentric rectangular steps that descend to the culet (the bottom point or facet) like a staircase. Unlike brilliant cuts, which are designed to maximise light dispersion (fire and sparkle), step cuts are designed to maximise clarity and visual depth: the parallel step facets act as mirrors, reflecting each other and the interior of the stone, creating the characteristic “hall of mirrors” or “window” effect visible when looking straight down into the table. Because the step facets show the interior of the stone clearly, inclusions are more visible in a step cut than in a brilliant cut of the same clarity grade — lab-created garnet’s typically clean clarity is well-suited to the step cut format. The Asscher cut became one of the signature cuts of the Art Deco era (1920s–1940s) because its geometric precision, angular outline, and architectural faceting aligned with the movement’s preference for bold geometry over organic decoration. In a red garnet, the step facets illuminate the stone’s deep red body colour from within, producing a rich, saturated visual depth rather than the surface sparkle of a round brilliant garnet.

Stacking Compatibility

The ~1.8mm plain band has a straight (non-arched) profile. This means standard flat wedding bands and most chevron bands will sit flush or near-flush against this ring when stacked. The low-profile prong setting avoids a raised dome that would create a gap between stacked bands. A well-matched stack: plain silver or gold band on each side, or a slim pavé band.

Available Metal

  • 925 Sterling Silver — may tarnish naturally with moisture and wear; restore with a silver polishing cloth and store in an anti-tarnish pouch when not wearing

Custom Options

  • Inside-band engraving available — include your request at checkout or message us before ordering; confirm character limit first
  • Alternative lab-created stones in this Asscher-cut setting available (moissanite, emerald, sapphire) — message us for a custom quote
  • Half and quarter sizes available on request

Occasions & Gift Ideas

  • January birthstone gift (red garnet), Anniversary ring, Art Deco jewelry lover, Stackable solitaire, Birthday, Right-hand statement ring
  • Perfect for: January birthday, garnet collector, Art Deco or vintage jewelry buyer, stacking ring buyer, step-cut stone enthusiast

Care Instructions

  • Clean with warm water, mild soap, and a soft brush; clean gently under the prong claws where debris accumulates at the cropped corners
  • Remove before swimming, showering, applying lotions, hand sanitizer, or perfume
  • Avoid harsh chemicals and extended moisture exposure
  • Sterling silver: Polish periodically with a silver cloth; store in a sealed anti-tarnish pouch
  • Store separately to avoid scratching

Returns & Exchanges

  • Contact us within 2 weeks of delivery
  • Ship back within 3 weeks
  • Cancellations accepted within 24 hours, no fees

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Is the garnet natural or lab-created? Lab-created red garnet; same composition and optical properties as natural red garnet; deep red step-cut; January birthstone; ethical and conflict-free.
  • What is the Asscher cut? A square step cut with cropped corners (octagonal outline), concentric rectangular facets, and a hall-of-mirrors light effect; patented 1902; iconic Art Deco cut.
  • Can I stack this with a wedding band? Yes — the ~1.8mm straight-profile band allows most flat or chevron bands to sit flush or near-flush against it.
  • Can I get a different stone in this setting? Yes — moissanite, emerald, and sapphire available; message us for a custom quote.
  • Is engraving available? Yes — include your text at checkout or message us; confirm character limit first.
  • Can I get a custom size? Yes — message us before ordering if you need a half, quarter, or unlisted size.

Packaging

Arrives in an eco-friendly jewelry gift box, shipped in a padded mailer — ready to gift. Tracking confirmation sent at shipment.

All gemstones quality-tested. Handmade in Jaipur, India.

          

Lifetime Warranty

Fine jewelry is a big investment ,We will be responsible for every ring we make,

  1. 100 days Free Warranty service. 1 year free tiny stone sending service. Even your order over 1 year, you can also contact with us at any time, we are responsible for our customers all the time
  2. 30 Days Free Return . Returns & exchanges accepted

Sustainability

All our stones and materials are sourced responsibly and eco-friendly

Free Insured Shipping

We ship to all over the world and buy insurance for each order to ensure the safe delivery of your parcel.

For any kind of requests or queries please do not hesitate to contact us, we will try my best to help you! :)

PLEASE choose sterling silver or platinum metal if you are allergic to nickel !

By the way, our 10k/14k/18k solid gold pieces are made to last forever. They will not oxidize or discolor, so you can wear your jewelry every day.

About metal:Please don't worry, Our solid gold pieces are made to last forever. They won't oxidize, won't tarnish or discolor,

About the gemstone:Keeping this gemstones gleaming for years to come is easy, there are a few things you can do:

You should always keep your gemstone jewelry away from harsh cleaning solutions and chemicals, heat sources, moisture, and abrasive cleaning methods. Sulfur, strong chemicals, chlorine, sweat/perspiration, and harsh sunlight can increase the likelihood that a gemstone jewelry piece will tarnish. It's best to keep your jewelry away from these things as much as possible. This means that you should attempt to do the following:

Don't wear your gemstone ring in the pool, hot tub, or sauna.

Remove your gemstone ring before exercising or playing sports.

Remove jewelry before working with chemicals (such as when doing household chores or yard work) or cooking with foods that contain sulfur, such as eggs and mayonnaise.

Don't Forget The Jeweler:Do you have a jewelry piece that you want restored or cleaned, but are afraid of damaging it at home? Visit your local jeweler. They can make recommendations or clean the piece for you with special tools.

Conclusion:Keeping this gemstones gleaming is easy! Wash your jewelry with warm soapy water and a soft-bristled brush, like a toothbrush. Pat dry using a soft microfiber cloth and store your jewelry in a safe, dry place when it’s not being worn.

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