The magic of the night sky, cast in silver. The Skye Kite® London Blue Topaz & Emerald ring set centers a kite-cut London blue topaz in deep ocean-blue, ringed by vivid green and white sparkle and lifted above a smoky blackened band. Crafted in solid 925 sterling silver and finished in deep black ruthenium, this two-piece set blends celestial color with gothic drama — for lovers of the dark who crave rich, moody stones.
Kite-cut London blue topaz
Solid 925 sterling silver
Black ruthenium finish
Emerald-green accents
Matching two-piece set
Free velvet gift box
A celestial, gothic proposal
Built around the angular kite cut — a silhouette that scatters light like a shard of night sky — this set feels both cosmic and architectural. Raised above a blackened band, the deep-blue topaz reads like a jewel set into wrought iron, an alternative to the classic solitaire made for those who love drama. It belongs among our gothic engagement rings and London blue topaz rings, with more of the angular silhouette in our kite-cut topaz engagement rings.
The engagement ring
Holds the 7 x 10 mm kite-cut London blue topaz, framed by simulated emerald and diamond accents — the statement piece and focal point of the set.
The matching band
A slender blackened band (approx. 1.8–2.5 mm) engineered to nest alongside the engagement ring, completing the two-piece silhouette. Beautiful worn alone too.
The London blue topaz center
At the heart of the ring sits a kite-cut natural London blue topaz in a rich, deep ocean-blue — the darkest, most coveted shade of blue topaz, with natural brilliance and a steely, moody depth. It is a December birthstone with genuine presence, and its saturated color looks its most dramatic framed by dark metal. To place it in the wider gemstone story, our December birthstone guide and our history of gemstones guide are lovely reads.
Emerald-green and diamond accents
Flanking the center are vivid simulated emeralds — a flash of enchanted green that complements the blue beautifully — alongside bright simulated diamonds for extra white shimmer and contrast. It is a brilliant, budget-friendly way to build a rich, jewel-toned color story, and the sparkle against blackened silver is what gives the Skye Kite® set its edge. Love green? Explore our emerald engagement rings too. Prefer lab-grown accents? Message us — most of our designs can be upgraded.
The black ruthenium finish
The set is finished in black ruthenium, a rare precious metal from the platinum family, applied over solid 925 sterling silver. Ruthenium reads as a deep, smoky gunmetal — a rich blackened-silver tone rather than a flat, pure jet-black. That is the beauty of it: instead of looking painted-on, the finish carries genuine depth and an antique, gothic-vintage warmth, so every angular facet holds a soft shadow. It is a more precious, more durable finish than ordinary black plating or oxidized silver, and it lets a sterling silver ring wear like something far darker and more mysterious. Curious about the metal? Read what is black ruthenium.
What it symbolizes
Blue topaz has long stood for calm, clarity and devotion, while green speaks to growth and renewal and black to mystery and enduring strength. If you love the lore behind the stone, our journal on topaz meaning and symbolism traces it in depth. Together they make the Skye Kite® set a jewel-toned emblem of a love story with real depth. For more on the meaning behind dark rings, see our guide to black rings for women and our edit of gothic wedding rings for dark romance.
Specifications
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Metal Solid 925 sterling silver with black ruthenium finish
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Center stone Natural London blue topaz, kite cut (approx. 7 x 10 mm)
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Accents Simulated emeralds and simulated diamonds
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Band width Approx. 1.8–2.5 mm (each ring)
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Set includes Engagement ring + matching band
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Finish Black ruthenium (smoky gunmetal)
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Personalization Optional engraving (up to 16 characters)
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Sourcing Ethically sourced, conflict-free stones
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Included Free luxury velvet gift box & lifetime warranty
Sizing & care
Choose your size at checkout. If you are between sizes or unsure, we are happy to help — and if the fit is not quite right, resizing is available and starts from a modest fee. To keep the topaz and the black ruthenium finish at their richest, remove the rings before showering, swimming or applying lotions and fragrance, and store them in the velvet box between wears. A soft, dry cloth restores the shine beautifully. With gentle care, this is a set made to be worn every day.
Further reading from our journal
To go deeper on the center stone, explore our journal on topaz meaning and symbolism, and see how topaz and citrine compare if you are weighing cool ocean-blue against warm golden tones.
Frequently asked questions
Is the London blue topaz natural?
Yes — the center is a natural London blue topaz, prized for its deep, steely ocean-blue color and natural brilliance. It is a genuine December birthstone, framed to look its most dramatic against the dark metal.
Are the green accents real emeralds?
The green accents are simulated emeralds, chosen for their vivid, saturated green that complements the blue center. They add an enchanted flash of color at an easy price.
Is it pure black?
Not pure jet-black — and that is by design. Black ruthenium is a deep, smoky gunmetal, a rich blackened-silver tone. It carries real depth and an antique, gothic-vintage warmth that flat, painted jet-black finishes cannot, so the ring reads as dark and mysterious rather than one-dimensional.
What is black ruthenium?
Ruthenium is a rare precious metal from the platinum family. Applied over sterling silver, it creates a deep blackened-silver finish that is more precious and more durable than ordinary black plating or oxidized silver.
What metal is it made from?
Solid 925 sterling silver, finished in black ruthenium for its smoky gunmetal depth. It is real sterling silver, not a base-metal alloy.
Does this come as a set?
Yes — it includes the kite-cut London blue topaz engagement ring plus a matching blackened band designed to nest alongside it. The band can also be worn on its own.
What is the kite cut?
An angular, four-sided fantasy cut whose sharp facets scatter light in a striking, geometric pattern — a favorite for celestial and gothic engagement rings.
Will the finish wear off?
Black ruthenium is a precious-metal finish from the platinum family, more durable than black PVD or oxidized silver. With gentle care — removing it for showers, swimming and lotions — it keeps its rich, smoky depth. If it ever needs refreshing down the line, we are happy to help.
Can it be engraved?
Yes. You can add a personal engraving of up to 16 characters at checkout — a date, initials or a short message. Engraved pieces are final sale, so please double-check spelling.
Is it durable enough for daily wear?
Yes. Topaz is a hard, wearable gemstone and sterling silver is firm and durable, while the ruthenium finish adds a precious-metal layer. As with any pointed cut, remove the rings for rough activities to protect the kite tips.
What size should I order?
Select your ring size at checkout. If you are unsure or between sizes, contact us for guidance. Resizing is available and starts from a modest fee.
Are the stones ethically sourced?
Yes. All of our stones are ethically sourced and conflict-free, so you can wear your set with complete peace of mind.
Does it arrive gift-ready?
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.
Can I see other gothic designs?
Absolutely. Explore our full gothic engagement rings and the London blue topaz rings collection to find the pairing that speaks to you.
