Architectural, diagonal and unapologetically modern, this geometric kite-cut tanzanite engagement ring set leads the current wave of alternative bridal design. A rhombus-cut simulated tanzanite blazes deep violet-purple at the center, wrapped in a full pavé halo of bright simulated diamonds, with a matching V-shape contour band that mirrors the kite's point. Cast in solid 925 sterling silver with a rhodium finish, it is a two-piece statement set for the bride who wants serious color and a silhouette all her own.
Rhombus kite-cut tanzanite
Full pave halo
V-shape contour band
Solid 925 sterling silver
Rhodium finish
December birthstone
Alternative bridal, done right
The kite cut is the hero of non-traditional engagement rings right now, and this set commits fully: deep violet against bright white fire, set diagonally across the finger for a silhouette that reads instantly contemporary. A four-prong basket holds the kite securely at each point of the rhombus, while a pavé halo traces the full perimeter to widen the silhouette without hiding the stone. It is made for anyone drawn to geometric, art-deco and architectural design. Discover more of the same spirit in our unique engagement rings collection.
The engagement ring
A four-prong basket cradles the rhombus kite tanzanite inside a full pavé halo, with simulated diamond accents cascading down the shoulders — the bold focal point of the set.
The contour band
A matching V-shape wedding band that nests against the engagement ring, its pavé curving up the V to mirror the kite point. Designed to wear together or separately.
The kite-cut simulated tanzanite
At the center is a rhombus kite-cut simulated tanzanite, 7 x 11 mm at approximately 1.6 carats. The elongated, diamond-shaped cut throws saturated violet-blue color from every angle, engineered to capture the coveted hue that made tanzanite one of the most iconic gemstone discoveries of the twentieth century. It delivers bold, consistent color and Mohs 8 durability suited to engagement-ring wear — without the fragility of the natural stone, which has perfect cleavage and chips easily on impact. To appreciate why this violet gem became a modern icon, our tanzanite meaning guide tells the tale.
Brilliant simulated diamond accents
Cubic zirconia — simulated diamond — forms the pavé halo, the cascading shoulders and the sparkle along the contour band. Framed positively, these accents are a bright, budget-friendly way to build big engagement-ring fire around the violet center, and their crisp white flash makes the tanzanite glow even deeper. The full pavé treatment gives the set a luxurious, high-jewelry presence.
Solid sterling silver with a rhodium finish
Both rings are crafted in solid, hallmarked 925 sterling silver and finished with rhodium — the same precious metal used on fine white-gold jewelry. That rhodium plating gives the silver a bright white-gold appearance and adds tarnish resistance, keeping the pavé and the delicate 1.6 mm shanks looking freshly polished. It is nickel-free and hypoallergenic, and solid 925 sterling silver will not turn skin green.
What tanzanite symbolizes
Tanzanite is the modern December birthstone, traditionally associated with transformation, truth and spiritual clarity — a fitting meaning for a bold set that marks a new chapter. It is also a classic gift for a 24th anniversary. For couples shopping a December proposal or a statement bridal set that stands apart from diamond solitaires, our December birthstone guide adds lovely context, and our feature on fantasy-inspired rings for couples who want something different is perfect for the alternative-bridal mindset. Browse coordinating styles in our tanzanite couples rings collection.
Specifications
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Metal Solid 925 sterling silver with rhodium finish (hallmarked, nickel-free, hypoallergenic)
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Center stone Simulated tanzanite, rhombus kite cut
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Stone size 7 x 11 mm, approximately 1.6 ct
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Hardness Mohs 8, suited to everyday wear
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Accents Cubic zirconia (simulated diamond), pavé set
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Setting Four-prong basket, full pavé kite halo
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Band width Approximately 1.6 mm each ring
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Set includes Engagement ring + V-shape contour band
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Included Free luxury velvet gift box & lifetime warranty
Sizing & care
Choose your size at checkout; the two-piece set is sized together. If you are between sizes or unsure, we are happy to help — and if the fit isn't quite right, resizing is available and starts from a modest fee. To keep the pavé and rhodium finish bright, remove the rings before showering, swimming or applying lotions, and store them in the velvet box when not worn. A soft, dry cloth restores the shine and keeps the small accent stones sparkling. With gentle care, this set is made to be worn together for years.
Frequently asked questions
Does this come as a set?
Yes — it is a two-piece set with a kite-halo engagement ring plus a matching V-shape contour band, designed to wear together or separately. You get a complete bridal stack without buying two pieces individually.
Is the tanzanite natural?
The center is a simulated tanzanite, engineered to capture the coveted violet-blue color with deep, consistent saturation. It gives you bold color and everyday durability while keeping the set affordable, and it avoids the natural stone's tendency to chip on impact.
What is the kite cut?
The kite is an elongated, four-point rhombus shape. Set diagonally across the finger, it reads modern and architectural and shows off saturated color from every angle — the hero cut of alternative bridal jewelry.
How big is the center stone?
The rhombus kite tanzanite measures 7 x 11 mm at approximately 1.6 carats — a bold, elongated center that anchors the halo.
What are the accent stones?
Cubic zirconia (simulated diamond), pavé set into the full halo, the cascading shoulders and the contour band. They add bright white fire that makes the violet center glow even deeper.
How does the contour band fit?
The V-shape band nests against the engagement ring, its point mirroring the kite so the two sit flush together. It can also be worn on its own as a distinctive wedding or stacking band.
What metal is it made from?
Solid, hallmarked 925 sterling silver, finished with rhodium for a bright white-gold appearance and tarnish resistance. It is nickel-free and hypoallergenic.
What does the rhodium finish do?
Rhodium is the same precious metal used to finish fine white gold. It gives the silver a mirror-bright shine and a protective layer that keeps the pavé and shanks looking freshly polished.
Will the silver turn my finger green?
No. Solid 925 sterling silver with a rhodium finish resists tarnish and will not discolor your skin with normal care.
Is it durable enough for daily wear?
Yes. The simulated tanzanite sits at Mohs 8, well suited to everyday wear. The four-prong basket holds the kite securely; avoid hard knocks to keep the points and pavé pristine.
Is this a good December birthstone gift?
Absolutely. Tanzanite is the modern December birthstone, and this set is also a classic 24th-anniversary gift — ideal for a December birthday, the holidays or a winter proposal.
Can the rings be resized?
Select your size at checkout. If you are unsure or between sizes, contact us for guidance. Resizing is available and starts from a modest fee.
Does it arrive gift-ready?
Yes. Every order ships in a free luxury velvet gift box and is backed by our lifetime warranty, ready for a proposal or to give as a keepsake. Explore more colored-stone styles in our tanzanite engagement rings collection.
