Oval lab moissanite center. Pear-cut moissanite side stones. A three-stone ring where the curved shapes of all three stones relate to each other — a more visually coherent configuration than most three-stone combinations.

This three-stone moissanite ring features a lab-created oval-cut moissanite center stone flanked by two pear-cut moissanite side stones, all prong-set on a slender plain band. The oval center is held by four prongs; each pear side stone is held by three prongs, with the pear oriented point-outward toward the ring's shoulder so the rounded base of the pear aligns against the oval's curved side. The three stones together form a continuous arc of colorless moissanite across the ring's face from shoulder to shoulder. Available in 925 sterling silver, yellow gold plated, or rose gold plated in whole and quarter sizes from US 3 to 12. Handcrafted in Jaipur.

Ring Details

• Center Stone: Lab-created moissanite — oval cut, colorless
• Side Stones: Lab-created moissanite — pear cut, colorless, prong set point-outward
• Setting: 4-prong center, 3-prong side stones, slender plain band
• Metal Options: 925 Sterling Silver · Yellow Gold Plated · Rose Gold Plated
• Sizes Available: US 3 to 12 including quarter sizes — one of the widest size ranges available

Why Oval Center and Pear Side Stones Work Together

Three-stone rings are most commonly configured with a round center stone and two matching side stones — typically round, trillion, or baguette. The oval center with pear side stones is a more sophisticated configuration because of how the three stone shapes relate geometrically. The oval's silhouette is an elongated curved shape with no straight edges and no pointed ends — two gently curving sides, a rounded top, and a rounded base. The pear's silhouette combines a curved base (matching the oval's curvature) with a pointed apex. When the pear is oriented with its rounded base against the oval's side and its apex pointing outward toward the ring's shoulder, the pear's curve at the base aligns with the oval's curve at the side — the two stones share a consistent curved boundary rather than a mismatched one. The pear's point at the shoulder creates a directional arrow-like emphasis that draws the eye inward toward the oval center, framing it within a pointed shoulder silhouette. This orientation creates a ring profile that reads as a continuous, flowing shape across the setting's face — wider at the shoulders where the pear points extend, narrowing toward the band — rather than three separate stones placed next to each other.

The Oval Cut: Why It Works in a Three-Stone Setting

The oval cut — a modified brilliant with 58 facets in an elongated elliptical outline — offers a larger apparent surface area per carat weight than a round brilliant of the same weight, because its elongated shape covers more of the finger's face without additional mass. In a three-stone setting, the oval center's elongated horizontal footprint creates more visual width across the ring's face than a round stone of the same carat weight, making the overall setting appear more substantial and present without requiring a larger stone. The oval also produces the same style of scattered brilliant light as a round — multi-directional sparkle rather than the calm step-reflections of an emerald or baguette cut — because it uses the same brilliant faceting pattern, simply applied to an elliptical rather than circular outline.

Three-Stone Ring Symbolism

The three-stone ring has a well-established symbolic reading in engagement jewelry: the three stones representing past, present, and future — a meaning first popularized in the modern era by De Beers' “Past, Present, Future” diamond campaign in the early 2000s, though the three-stone format itself is much older, appearing in Victorian and Edwardian engagement jewelry. The format is also called a trilogy ring or trinity ring in British and Irish jewelry traditions. In a moissanite three-stone ring, the symbolism remains the same while the stone choice shifts from conventional diamond to a lab-created material with higher dispersion and fire than diamond.

Care Instructions

• Remove before swimming, showering, or applying lotions and perfumes (especially for plated finishes)
• Moissanite is 9.25 Mohs — extremely durable; clean gently with warm water, mild dish soap, and a soft-bristled brush
• Prong settings benefit from periodic inspection to ensure prongs remain secure around the stones
• Store in a dry, closed box when not worn

Sizing & Packaging

Please refer to our size guide image before ordering. Your ring ships in secure protective packaging. Any display boxes or props shown in photos are for styling purposes only.

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