The Poppy Ring with a Black Hexagon Diamond
for the modern bride.
The Poppy features our double band setting. Perfectly contrasting the center stone, giving you a balanced, modern engagement ring.
Ring Specifications:
- - black hexagon diamond has beautiful matrix
- - diamond weighs 1.95ct + measures 10.8x6.9mm
- - handcrafted 14k rose gold prong setting
- - white diamond pavé bands each measure 1.5mm
Ethical Sourcing:
- - This ring has natural, ethically-sourced stones and recycled gold.
Complete Your Stack:
- - handcrafted stacking and wedding bands *sold separately
- - natural hexagon diamonds *available for custom order
- - handcrafted walnut ring box *upgrade
Shipping Information:
- - Our in-stock rings are typically handcrafted in a size 6.5, should you require a different size please allow 4-5 business days for our resizing process, which can vary based on the size request. Your ring will include a certificate of authenticity and will be sent via FedEx with full tracking, insurance + packaged in a branded velvet ring box.
We make all of our pieces by hand in our studio. We do our best to turn orders around as quickly as possible, typically shipping within 2-3 business days. Some pieces, specifically custom diamond rings can take up to 3-5 weeks to create. If you need something by a specific date or would like to expedite service, please make sure to leave a note at checkout and/or email us at info@alexisrussell.com.
Our in-stock rings are typically handcrafted in a size 6.5, should you require a different size please allow 4-5 business days for our resizing process, which can vary based on the size request. Your ring will include a certificate of authenticity and will be sent via FedEx with full tracking, insurance + packaged in a branded velvet ring box.
Please note, orders placed during the holiday season make incur longer production times. We are not liable for any shipping delays via Fedex or USPS. We will always do our best to accommodate your requests and we appreciate your understanding and patience.
