Naga 14K Gold Diamond Pave Double Wrap Ring - RGG603762DIX
Naga Ring Gold Diamonds
A coiled ring featuring the hand-carved Naga dragon—a legendary Balinese symbol of love, protection and prosperity. Artisan handcrafted in reclaimed gold with ethically sourced diamonds.
Metal: 14k Yellow Gold
Band Width: 13.4MM x 21.5MM
Stone Details: White Diamond
Carat Weight: 0.27ct
Setting: Pavé
Materials
Artisan handcrafted in 100% reclaimed gold with ethically sourced diamonds.
John Hardy is a proud member of the Responsible Jewelry Council. All our precious metals and gemstones are sourced in adherence to ethical social and environmental practices throughout the diamond and precious metal jewelry supply chain, from mine to retail.
Behind The Collection
Our Naga collection stars the serpentine dragon, Naga, said in Balinese legends to symbolize love, protection and prosperity. So the story goes, by day Naga sits on top of a volcano, fiercely protecting his people and the land. By night, he dives into the ocean to visit his true love, the Pearl. Each morning, he flies back to his volcano, watering the earth with droplets from his scales.
Original: $6,200.00
-65%$6,200.00
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Description
Naga Ring Gold Diamonds
A coiled ring featuring the hand-carved Naga dragon—a legendary Balinese symbol of love, protection and prosperity. Artisan handcrafted in reclaimed gold with ethically sourced diamonds.
Metal: 14k Yellow Gold
Band Width: 13.4MM x 21.5MM
Stone Details: White Diamond
Carat Weight: 0.27ct
Setting: Pavé
Materials
Artisan handcrafted in 100% reclaimed gold with ethically sourced diamonds.
John Hardy is a proud member of the Responsible Jewelry Council. All our precious metals and gemstones are sourced in adherence to ethical social and environmental practices throughout the diamond and precious metal jewelry supply chain, from mine to retail.
Behind The Collection
Our Naga collection stars the serpentine dragon, Naga, said in Balinese legends to symbolize love, protection and prosperity. So the story goes, by day Naga sits on top of a volcano, fiercely protecting his people and the land. By night, he dives into the ocean to visit his true love, the Pearl. Each morning, he flies back to his volcano, watering the earth with droplets from his scales.
