Detailed Final Ring Design Specification 1. Overall Design – Preserve the Original Ring Recreate the original ring design exactly as shown in the reference image. Preserve its elegant, artistic, nature-inspired aesthetic, including the gemstone, leaf-shaped gold details, floral engravings, tiny diamonds, and delicate ornamental craftsmanship. The ONLY structural modification is the ring band construction. 2. Center Gemstone * One large, vertically oriented oval blue gemstone. * A vivid, brilliant ocean-blue color, reminiscent of clear seawater. * Intricate multi-faceted cut with exceptional brilliance and depth. * The gemstone must remain the central visual focus of the design. * Preserve the original gemstone’s proportions and appearance. 3. Leaf-Shaped Gemstone Setting * The gemstone must be held by elegant, sculpted leaf-shaped white-gold elements. * These leaves should naturally wrap around and secure the gemstone from its sides and upper and lower edges. * Avoid conventional, bulky metal prongs. * The setting should resemble delicate leaves growing around and embracing the gemstone. * Maintain the original botanical appearance and intricate detailing. 4. The Most Important Structural Modification – Open Split Shank This is the most critical requirement of the entire design. The original ring has a continuous, closed circular band. I want to change this structure while keeping the original appearance. The ring band must be an OPEN SPLIT SHANK design. * The two sides of the ring band must remain physically separate beneath the center gemstone. * The left side of the band must terminate at and connect to the left side of the gemstone setting. * The right side of the band must terminate at and connect to the right side of the gemstone setting. * Both ends must connect exclusively through the decorative leaf-shaped side structures. * There must be NO metal bridge, connecting bar, or continuous band underneath the gemstone. * The underside directly beneath the center stone must remain completely open. * The two band ends must not connect to each other beneath or behind the gemstone. Important visual reference: Imagine the original circular ring being cut at the top, directly beneath the gemstone, leaving two independent band ends. Each end is then connected to one side of the gemstone through the decorative leaf structures. The result should look like an elegant, open circular ring whose two ends are held by the gemstone setting. 5. Ring Band – Original Decorative Details Preserve all the original decorative craftsmanship: * Intricate floral and botanical vine engravings. * Delicate intertwined branches and leaves. * Small white diamonds positioned at the centers of the tiny flowers. * Fine milgrain-style detailing along the edges. * Elegant, polished white-gold finish. * The decorative patterns should extend along both independent sides of the band. 6. Metal and Finish * Material: 18K white gold. * High-quality polished finish. * Fine handcrafted engraving. * Delicate, realistic metalwork. * Elegant proportions and comfortable construction. 7. Required Presentation – Three Views Show the final ring from three different angles: 1. Front View: Clearly display the large blue oval gemstone, leaf-shaped setting, and the two decorative band arms extending from either side. 2. Side View: Clearly demonstrate the open split-shank structure, showing that the two band ends connect independently to the gemstone through the leaf-shaped structures, with absolutely no metal connecting them underneath the stone. 3. Three-Quarter Perspective View: Showcase the complete design, including the gemstone, leaf details, floral engravings, diamonds, and the open construction. FINAL AND MOST IMPORTANT INSTRUCTION Do not redesign the original ring. Do not change the gemstone, its color, the leaf decorations, the floral engravings, the diamonds, or the overall artistic style. Keep the original design intact. Only modify the circular band into an open split-shank structure, with two separate ends connecting to the gemstone exclusively from its left and right sides. The space beneath the gemstone must remain completely open. The final result must look like the original ring, with the exact same artistic identity and craftsmanship, but with the new open-band construction.