Worn to Outlast.

A round black onyx, prong-set at the centre and encircled by a full halo of pavé-set stones, hung from a classic rounded bail. The halo adds brilliance and dimension around the onyx, giving the piece a more traditional, refined finish — a step up from the solitaire, without losing the stone's quiet depth.

Details

• Stone: Genuine black onyx, round cut, prong-set (4-prong)

• Accents: Pavé-set cubic zirconia halo surrounding the centre stone

• Metal: 925 Sterling Silver

• Bail: Rounded polished bail

• Finish: High-polish silver, hallmarked 925

What's in the box

• The pendant, on a complimentary sterling silver chain

• Product care kit, to keep the shine intact

• Signature storage box, for safekeeping between wears

Our Promise

• 6-month no-questions-asked replacement

• Lifetime repair on your Oliver Stones piece

Care: Store in the provided box away from moisture and perfume. Wipe with the included care cloth after wear. Avoid direct contact with water, chemicals, and perfumes to preserve the silver and pavé shine.

Design work explained:

• The halo setting — A full ring of small pavé stones fully encircles the centre stone (unlike the previous piece's partial V-shaped halo). This is the most classic halo style — it makes the centre stone look larger, adds continuous sparkle around its full perimeter, and gives the piece a more "occasion" feel (engagement-style silhouette, popular for gifting).

• The bail — A simple rounded bail here, versus the trapeze bail on the last piece — keeps the visual weight on the halo rather than adding another structural element at the top.

• Centre stone cut — In the photo, the centre stone appears as a faceted round-cut gem with visible light refraction rather than the smooth, light-absorbing dome of a cabochon-cut onyx. Worth double-checking this is the correct photo for this SKU before it goes live — if the actual product is faceted black onyx (yes, it exists, but reads differently in photos than cabochon onyx), let me know and I'll adjust the copy to describe the facets accurately.