FilmMonolith Emerald
Price: On Request
Booking: On Request (Based on Customization)
Every ANAGARI creation is handcrafted and customized to your preferences. Final pricing and booking are provided after understanding your customization requirements.
A wide satin-brushed band interrupted by four emeralds in a vertical bar. Openwork tracery inside the shank — a secret you feel rather than see.
Booking available on request based on your customization requirements.
Customise this pieceMonolith Emerald is a signet ring in 18K White Gold, holding 4 stones and built around weight, a flat face and the option of a crest. It measures 9.8 mm width, and weighs 11.2 g gross. It sits in the signature part of the book, and is made to your specification — price and booking on request, once we understand what you want changed.
It came out of a request we could not fill from the book. The white gold was chosen against emerald rather than the other way round — the internal garden is the identifying feature, not a fault. In this form, signets are worn on the little finger by convention and anywhere by preference. A wide satin-brushed band interrupted by four emeralds in a vertical bar. Openwork tracery inside the shank — a secret you feel rather than see.
| Metal | 18K White Gold |
|---|---|
| Principal stone | Emerald |
| Total carat weight | 0.96 ct |
| Stone count | 4 |
| Dimensions | 9.8 mm width |
| Gross weight | 11.2 g |
| Setting | Rub-over bezel |
| Hallmark | 18K, BIS hallmarked, ANAGARI maker’s mark |
| Origin | Designed, cast and set in India |
| Reference | ANG-MON |
The mount is cast in 18K White Gold, then filed, emeried and pre-polished before setting. The setting on ANG-MON is rub-over bezel at 9.8 mm width. All 4 stones are seated individually against the reference tray rather than to a jig. The last polish is deliberately slow, because speed rounds an edge that took an hour to cut. Photographed from 4 positions because the back of this one is worth seeing.
Monolith Emerald is shown in 18K White Gold — 18K, 75% fine gold, rhodium-plated over a white alloy, renewed free for life. The same mount can be made in yellow gold, rose gold or 950 platinum, quoted on the metal weight of 11.2 g rather than a flat uplift. Platinum runs roughly a third above 18K on this design because it is denser and slower to work. All gold and platinum is BIS hallmarked with the ANAGARI maker's mark.
18K White Gold — 75% fine gold alloyed with palladium, then rhodium plated for whiteness. Re-plating is complimentary for life.
Total carat weight is 0.96 ct. Emerald is Mohs 7.5–8 and oiled, which is universal — the internal garden is the identifying feature, not a fault. Colour is matched across the run under standard light, and any stone over 0.30 ct in a diamond piece ships with an independent certificate. Colour stones carry an ANAGARI identification report; IGI or GIA certification is available at cost.
Emerald — Beryl coloured by chromium and vanadium. Almost every emerald has inclusions — the trade calls them jardin, and they are a certificate of nature.
Metal weight is logged against the approved first article and must fall within two per cent — 11.2 g on ANG-MON. Six inspection gates sit between wax and packing: wax, casting, pre-polish, setting, finish and final. Setting is checked at ten-power on all 4 stones, and nothing advances on a supervisor's word alone. Made in Jaipur under one roof, which is why a query is answered the same afternoon rather than the next month.
Monolith Emerald was made with birthdays, birthstones and the pleasure of colour, May birthdays, twentieth anniversaries and green in winter and the wrist and hand of someone who wears one piece well in mind. It photographs well, but it was built to be looked at from a foot away. Sizing runs IN 5 to IN 18; resizing up to two sizes is complimentary for life.
Monolith Emerald is one of the references we will rebuild to order. Straightforward changes — a different centre stone, a change of metal to yellow gold, carat weight up or down and a matte, satin or hammered finish in place of the polish — are specified in the customisation studio and add nothing to the lead time; booking and pricing follow once the specification is settled. Structural changes, such as taking this signet to a different architecture entirely, need a conversation and a new CAD; that runs six to eight weeks from approval. Private-label and OEM versions of this mount are quoted from one piece upward.
Monolith Emerald sets emerald, so: do not put this piece in an ultrasonic cleaner — Emerald will not survive it. Warm water, a drop of pH-neutral soap and a soft brush is the correct method. Work from underneath; the film that kills brilliance collects behind the stone, not on it. Rhodium renewal is complimentary for life and typically wanted every eighteen months on a ring. Remove before contact sport, gardening, and whenever you apply fragrance, sunscreen or hand cream.
ANAGARI offers complimentary cleaning and rhodium renewal for life. Book through Lifetime Care.
Made to order in 6–8 weeks. Complimentary insured delivery across India and to 34 countries. Thirty-day returns on unworn, unaltered pieces; bespoke and engraved commissions are final sale.
Anatomy
Ring breakdown
Every component, drawn to scale and separable. Drag any part to turn it, or scrub the whole assembly apart.
How this piece is put together
The mount is cast in 18K White Gold, then filed, emeried and pre-polished before setting. The setting on ANG-MON is rub-over bezel at 9.8 mm width. All 4 stones are seated individually against the reference tray rather than to a jig. The last polish is deliberately slow, because speed rounds an edge that took an hour to cut. Photographed from 4 positions because the back of this one is worth seeing.
Make it yours
Configure a version of this piece
Change the cut, the carat, the grade, the metal and the stone. The preview moves with you, and the specification you land on is what we quote and book against.
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