Women's Cabochon 18K Rose Gold & 0.56 TCW Diamond Ring
BVLGARI
$7850.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
BVLGARI's Women's Cabochon ring glows with that Italian-house luxe—effortlessly glamorous, never shouting. In 18K rose gold, a cabochon-inspired face anchors the design, its pavé diamonds delivering a gentle, glinting radiance across the hand. The 0.56 tcw sparkle sits against the blush metal, a timeless nod to the house's luxury heritage, packaged in BVLGARI's signature box that signals occasion and polish.
The band curves with a smooth interior for all-day comfort, letting the face sit at a tasteful height that reads refined rather than flashy. Wears solo for a quiet statement or layered with slim bands for a contemporary stack—the ring travels easily from day meetings to evening dinners, catching light with every motion. Size measurements are taken from the internal circumference; check the size guide for the right fit.
BVLGARI's Cabochon collection embodies the house's long Italian lineage since 1884, blending sculptural geometry with jewel-toned glamour. This piece slots into the modern jewelry edit as a polished anchor—scale up with a leather cuff or keep it refined with minimalist earrings; either way, it channels BVLGARI's signature balance of romance and rigor. Made in Italy.
Materials / Fabrication
- 18K rose gold
- Cabochon-inspired face
- Pavé diamonds, 0.56 carats total weight (0.56 tcw)
- From the Cabochon Collection
- Made in Italy
- Size measurements taken from internal circumference (please see size guide for details)
Recommended Care
- Wipe with a soft, lint-free cloth after wear to remove oils and residue.
- Clean with warm water and mild jewelry soap; gently brush with a soft toothbrush and rinse.
- Avoid contact with harsh chemicals, perfumes, and lotions that can dull the metal and stones.
- Do not use ultrasonic cleaners; have professional cleaning and inspection as needed.
- Store separately in a soft pouch or lined jewelry box to prevent scratches and tangling.
- Remove before swimming, showering, or engaging in activities that may cause impact.
