Belenos Five Stone
The Belenos Five Stone features a dazzling array of diamonds. United in their brilliant faceting, the radiant-cut centre diamond is accented by oval-cut and round brilliant diamonds.
The bezel setting is at the heart of the Belenos Collection, enveloping each stone much like a frame would for a work of art. It serves to both safeguard the stones and allows their beauty to truly radiate. The belenos five stone is designed to sit low and comfortably on the finger with a soft half round band.
A design for those wanting something truly unique.
This piece is made to order and customisable. Get in touch to chat about this design and how we can bring it to life to suit your vision and budget.
Crafted in 18k yellow, white or rose gold and platinum with mixed metal options available.
All 'starting from pricing' assumes a Lab Diamond .3ct unless otherwise stated. Final price depends on your chosen diamond specs & market fluctuations. Reach out for an obligation-free quote - more on our pricing
Final price depends on your chosen diamond specs & market fluctuations. Reach out for an obligation-free quote for exact pricing - more on pricing here
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At Naveya & Sloane we offer interest free finance solutions allowing you to craft the perfect piece, paying a minimum deposit upfront and pay the rest off at a later date. We currently offer interest-free financing for a 6-month or 12-month term through Gem Visa. Get in touch to apply or learn more on our finance page.
*Available with in store purchase only. Credit lending criteria and fees apply. Gem products are provided by Latitude Financial Services Limited
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