Helix Pavé Spiral Diamond Coil Ring in 18K Yellow Gold

Model Number: PJR00769

A continuous spiral of 18K yellow gold wound around the finger, with two marquise-shaped diamond terminals at its ends and lines of pavé-set diamonds running along the coils between them.

Where our Helix coil places its diamonds only at the two tips, this version carries them through the turns as well — so instead of two bright points with plain gold between, the light travels along the spiral itself.

It looks like a stack of fine bands, half of them diamond-set. It is one piece, which means nothing can ever separate, spin or fall out of order.

Product Details

• Product: Spiral Diamond Coil Ring
• Model Number: PJR00769
• Metal: 18K Yellow Gold, hallmarked 750
• Diamond: Natural Diamond
• Total Diamond Weight: 0.17 ct
• Terminals: Two marquise-shaped pavé plaques, white-set
• Coils: Pavé diamond lines set into white gold tracks along the turns
• Construction: Continuous spiral of fine squared gold wire, multiple coils
• Finish: High mirror polish
• Gold Weight: 2.25 g
• Current Price: AED 2,845
• Original Price: AED 5,640

Diamonds That Follow a Curve

The PJR00769 is defined by what happens along the coils rather than only at their ends.

Setting a straight line of pavé is a known quantity — every stone sits at the same angle to its neighbour, and a good setter can work down the run with consistent spacing. Setting a line that follows a spiral is a different problem. The track is curving in two directions at once: around the finger and along the axis of the coil. Each stone sits at a fractionally different angle to the one before it, and the seats have to be cut accordingly.

Get it right and the light runs smoothly along the turn. Get it even slightly wrong and the line appears to stutter. It is the kind of work that is invisible when done well and immediately obvious when it is not.

This design appeals to anyone searching for a spiral or stacking diamond ring in Dubai with more presence than a plain coil.

The Look of a Stack, Without the Problems

Stacked rings are popular and genuinely irritating to wear. Separate bands spin independently, work out of order, and click against each other through the day.

A coil solves that by being one object. The bands are permanently aligned because they are the same length of gold, the spacing never changes, and nothing rotates out of sequence. You get the layered look and none of the fidgeting — and here, the diamond-set bands always stay where you want them, which a real stack cannot promise.

Two Marquise Terminals

Each end of the spiral finishes in a marquise-shaped plaque — the elongated pointed oval, also called a navette — pavé-set with small round brilliants in white gold.

The two sit at opposite ends of the coil and face opposite directions, so the eye travels from one bright point, along the diamond-set turns, to the other. It gives the ring a direction rather than a focal point.

Setting the plaques and the tracks in white gold against a warm gold coil is deliberate: white settings make the diamonds read brighter, and the warm bands between them read warmer by contrast.

Crafted in 18K Yellow Gold

Crafted in 18K yellow gold, hallmarked 750, from a slender length of squared wire polished to a mirror.

Squared rather than round wire is the right choice: a flat outer face catches light as a continuous bright line along each coil, where round wire would scatter it. At 2.25 g the ring stays light despite covering a considerable width of finger.

Designed for Every Day, and for Giving

The PJR00769 suits birthdays, graduations, anniversaries and everyday wear, and works as a dress ring for someone who already owns the classics.

It is also among the more distinctive pieces we make. Most rings are a recognised format; a spiral is not, which makes it a good choice for someone who would rather not own what everyone else is wearing.

Why You'll Love It

• Continuous spiral of 18K yellow gold, multiple coils
• Pavé diamond lines following the curve of the turns
• Two marquise pavé terminals in white gold
• 0.17 ct total natural diamond weight
• The layered look of a stack in a single piece
• Bands can never separate, spin or misalign
• Hallmarked 750
• Just 2.25 g despite its visual breadth
• Two-tone accent — white settings against warm gold
• Available from Pattern Jewellery in Dubai

One Ring, Pretending to Be Several

Combining a spiral coil with pavé-set turns and two marquise terminals, the PJR00769 takes the most popular look in contemporary ring styling and removes everything irritating about it.

Its curved pavé work, continuous construction and opposing bright terminals make it considerably more difficult to make than it is to wear.

Discover PJR00769 at Pattern Jewellery — where natural diamonds meet refined 18K gold craftsmanship in Dubai's Gold Souk.

Current Price: AED 2,845
Was: AED 5,640

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a spiral or coil ring?

A ring made from one continuous length of metal wound several times around the finger rather than a single closed band. It gives the appearance of several stacked rings while remaining one piece, so the bands stay permanently aligned and cannot rotate out of order.

Why is setting diamonds along a spiral more difficult?

Because the track curves in two directions at once — around the finger and along the axis of the coil. Each stone sits at a slightly different angle from the one before it, so every seat has to be cut individually rather than worked down a uniform straight run. Done well the light travels smoothly along the turn; done poorly the line visibly stutters.

What is the difference between PJR00769 and PJR00770?

Both are the same spiral coil design in 18K yellow gold with two marquise diamond terminals. PJR00770 has diamonds at the terminals only, with plain gold coils between, at 0.08 ct and AED 2,595. PJR00769 adds pavé-set diamond lines along the coils, at 0.17 ct and AED 2,845.

Why choose a coil ring over several stacking rings?

Because a stack of separate bands spins, works out of order and clicks against itself. A coil delivers the same layered look in one object, with fixed spacing and permanent alignment — and with a diamond-set coil, the sparkling bands always stay exactly where you want them.

What is a marquise shape?

An elongated oval with a point at each end, also called a navette. On this ring both ends of the spiral finish in marquise-shaped pavé plaques facing opposite directions.

How much does it cost?

PJR00769 is AED 2,845, reduced from AED 5,640, including free UAE shipping, complimentary gift packaging and a lifetime warranty.

Where can I buy this ring in Dubai?

Pattern Gold & Diamond Jewellery, Dubai Gold Souk, Deira. Established 2005. Free UAE shipping, or visit the showroom. WhatsApp +971 50 305 6945.