








A halo does one job well: it makes a centre stone read larger without pretending to be one. On Aurora, twenty-two round brilliants are hand-set in a single tight row around the centre, each held by shared beads rather than individual claws, so the frame stays thin and the light gets through instead of stopping at metal.
The shank tapers from 2.1 mm at the shoulders to 1.7 mm at the base, which keeps the profile slim between the fingers, and the cathedral rise lifts the head just clear of the band so a wedding ring can sit flush against it later. Every accent stone is IGI-graded and matched for colour within a single grade.