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This new 1.70ct diamond ladies ring and band are set in 14k white gold. The rings are made of large, clean and clear round diamonds. Its top diamond setting is made of 7 round diamonds set in a prong flower style setting. Graduating down from the seven diamonds are channel set round diamonds which are also set on the matching band. They are high quality VS-2 - SI-1 clarity and G color diamonds. It measures 12mm wide at the sets largest point. This fantastic ring is 100% risk-free because of our return policy, and due to our customer satisfaction guarantee. Included with the item is a sealed appraisal from Front Jewelers stating its characteristics and reflecting its appraisal value of $2,995. If you have any questions please give us a call at 1-877-376-1940 10am - 5pm eastern time.

In honor of my little brother getting engaged... this is a photo I took of the ring before he ran back to Michigan with it.


This ring is reflective of my grandmothers (one of which I never knew). The center piece was taken from my maternal grandmother's ring and the two side diamonds are from my mother's "engagement" ring which was composed of diamonds from my paternal grandma.

My engagement ring, it's beautiful... my future husband is amazing.

A dazzling, sensuous celebration of color and form by the photographer whom Architectural Digest described as "the love child of Georgia O'Keeffe and Robert Mapplethorpe."

"When I agreed to write an essay for Beane's book," recounts Anthony F. Janson, esteemed curator and professor, "I had no idea I would be writing about one of the greatest photographers I have ever run across. It was easy enough for me to locate his position in the history of photography and art as a whole. I saw its importance immediately. Such an approach hardly begins to meet the challenge of explaining his work."

With intensity, vision, and expressiveness Christopher Beane captures the beauty, and the bizarre, of the botanical. He concentrates on the overlooked detail: the veins of dehydrated petals, the textures of poppy stamens, the infinite compositions vines create, and the multiple layers that constitute a ranunculus. In 150 photographs, Flower explores the precious and perishable nature of flowers—seed pods burst open, withered leaves curl, and frilly petals unfurl. Anthony F. Janson contributes a rich and engaging overview of the core ideas that define Beane's art, offering the reader a context for thinking about this unique work, while he chronicles its development.

A thing of beauty, Flower is the gift book everyone will welcome—a testament to the remarkable talent of Christopher Beane and his passionate vision.