Lab-created strontium titanate is the diamond simulant with higher dispersion than diamond itself - meaning it produces more rainbow-color fire per carat than any other white stone, including diamond. At 1.10 carats in a rhodium over sterling silver solitaire ring, the strontium titanate creates a center stone with spectacular fire visible at all light angles: the color-flash events are more frequent and more vivid than diamond would produce at equivalent size, creating a ring that consistently catches attention. The clean solitaire format allows the stone's exceptional dispersion to be the entire story. For the customer who wants maximum visual spectacle in a white stone ring and appreciates the optical science of gemology.

There is so much to delight us in this ring, it’s extremely difficult to define the single element that is so very attracting. Is it the hexagonal shape of the halo that surrounds the center round brilliant? Is it the many elements that lend it a feeling of antiquity? Might it be that dazzling, color-rich lab-created strontium titanate? Or all of the above?

We agree – it’s all of the above. We believe that each time you look at this dynamic beauty on your hand, you’ll see something new and yes – something absolutely delightful.