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Pair of wedding rings from the "Design" collection
There are those people who never sit still, who are always organizing 100 things at the same time and tackling many projects simultaneously. Our designer has created this ring for all these people. The lines in the polished design rings merge, complement and overtake each other in a lively way and also house a dazzling diamond, which gives the ladies' ring a certain attitude.
Abgebildetes Modell/Set
600/- platinum
Ring width 6 mm
1 sparkling brilliant-cut diamond 0.04 ct.
Brilliant quality G/si
Weitere Varianten
on request
Kaufoptionen
Available from a Fischer Jewelry partner near you .
High-quality materials and production
Sustainable production: 100% recycled precious metals
Family business: Made in Germany
Large network of jewelry store partners
MATERIAL & ALLOY
Wedding rings are symbols of eternity. That is why Fischer only uses carefully selected, precious and long-lasting materials such as gold, platinum, palladium and innovative carbon to produce rings that combine beauty, sustainability and durability.
SUSTAINABILITY
At Fischer, we focus on sustainability: our precious metals are 100% recycled to reduce our ecological footprint. We also guarantee the use of conflict-free diamonds. Proudly made in Germany, each piece of jewelry combines tradition with ecological responsibility.
INDIVDUALITY
With the Konfischerator, Fischer offers you the opportunity to design your own individual wedding rings. Our 3D ring configurator is your tool to personalize every detail of your rings - a tribute to your unique love story. The realistic visualization and instant price display ensure transparency and confidence every step of the way.
Weitere Ringe aus der Kollektion Design
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You have already configured your desired rings in the Konfischerator and would like to load them again? Then start here with the existing Fischer code.
