B.One N°26 is a BELLER gold ring from the B.One collection, with a purple spinel of 0.63 CT set without side stones. The choice of stone says the most here: for centuries spinel was mistaken for ruby and sapphire, and today gemology values it as a distinct, hard species that is rarely treated. The slender band lets a stone of this weight look fuller than the number alone would suggest. This ring was made as a single example.
Is the spinel in B.One N°26 natural?
Yes, the spinel in B.One N°26 is natural and of AAA grade, and before setting it was neither heated nor treated. The stone from Burma weighs 0.63 CT, and at AAA grade it shows no inclusions visible without a loupe. The stone's grades are described in the BELLER certificate with a gemologist's description, which comes with the ring.
How wide is the band of the B.One N°26 ring?
The band of B.One N°26 is 1.5 mm wide, and the weight of the whole ring is about 1.50 g. This width refers to the band itself, because where the 0.63 CT spinel is set, the ring is naturally wider. The ring is size 11, and these proportions describe only this one ring.
Can engraving be added to B.One N°26?
Yes, B.One N°26 can carry an engraving inside the band. Engraving ordered with your jewelry is free of charge. Engraving added after collection is also included in the price. We cut the inscription directly into the 14K (585) yellow gold, away from the stone, so the engraving in no way affects the setting of the spinel.