
3.7
Based on 15 reviews
The ring is cute but it's smaller than it looks online. The stone is not terribly brilliant and the diamonds are dull. I bought several rings and they are all of mediocre quality and lackluster. I won't be buying from Ross Simmons again and I can't recommend them even though they are low cost.
Lovely and well made
This is a very nice petite stackable ring. Good value and I would order again.
I did not like ring at all and it split in half by the diamonds in less than a couple weeks.
I love this ring to stack on my other rings. It's perfectly thin and the gem is dainty and beautiful. Understated and elegant.
Looks bigger online than actual size
This ring is as tiny as the reviews mentioned, though the band being so narrow is worrisome But so far it is fine and yes, I am going to wear it daily as planned -
This ring is very dainty, but very pretty. I'm only giving three stars as I've only worn a few times and the prongs that hold the stone in are catching on everything. I imagine that, because of this, the stone itself will probably be falling out as not secured very well.
This little ring shines and the blue topaz stands out! Love it!
It's beautiful and dainty and it looks great with everything! It was a great purchase!
The stone is pretty and I like the fact that it is gold but it is so small, so tiny it looks like a baby ring on my finger. I know they show pictures of it but it still is much much smaller than it appears in the pictures. For that I am completely disappointed. If I was looking for a very very tiny ring it would be beautiful. The stone is pretty and the diamonds around it and the gold is beautiful but it's just so tiny you can hardly see it
Pretty little ring. Although much smaller/thinner than the pictures.
My high school noticed th3e ring on my finger and asked where did I buy it. They raved how beautiful it is! For a size 8, it is more along the lines of a 7.
Definitely must stack! Very pretty but if you like it to be noticeable you must stack with others. Excellent quality as usual with Ross-Simons.
I thought the band was way to thin