0.55 Carats Alexandrite GIA (Certified) & 0.68 Carats Diamonds Set In 14K White Gold Ring
Awaken Your Inner Alchemist – Alexandrite & Diamond Ring in 14K White Gold
Step into your power with a ring as rare and transformative as you are.
This breathtaking piece features a certified 0.55-carat natural Alexandrite, a gemstone celebrated for its magical color change—from verdant green in daylight to deep, regal purple by evening. Encased in 14K white gold (4.1 grams), the center stone is framed by a radiant halo of 52 round brilliant diamonds and 4 baguette diamonds, totaling 0.68 carats—all masterfully arranged along a striking split shank that adds dimension and sophistication.
More than a ring—this is a symbol of metamorphosis. Whether you’re entering a new chapter, celebrating growth, or honoring your resilience, this cushion-cut beauty is your daily reminder that transformation is power.
- Size: 6
- Band Width: 2.28 mm
- Certified by GIA (Report #1232579933)
- Stone Origin: Natural Chrysoberyl – Alexandrite
- Color Shift: Green to Purple (Transparent, Step/Modified Brilliant Cut)
Own a piece of nature’s rarest phenomena. Because you weren’t made to blend in—you were made to evolve, shine, and lead.
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