0.55 Carats Alexandrite GIA (Certified) & 0.94 Carats Diamonds Set In 18K white Gold Ring
Certified 0.55ct Color-Changing Alexandrite & 0.94ct Diamond Ring in 18K White Gold (GIA)
Product Description:
Uncover a rare marvel of nature with this exquisite GIA-certified 0.55-carat Alexandrite ring, masterfully set in 7.4 grams of solid 18K white gold. At the heart of this piece is a beautifully cut oval-shaped Alexandrite, displaying a dramatic color change from green-blue in daylight to grayish purple in incandescent light—a mesmerizing transformation that symbolizes sophistication and individuality.
Surrounding this remarkable gemstone are 0.94 carats of fine diamonds, accenting a gracefully sculpted multi-split shank with vintage-inspired detailing and a modern silhouette. The result: a design that exudes elegance and timeless luxury.
- Center Stone: Natural Alexandrite, 0.55 carats (GIA Report #6234421100, Oct 24, 2024)
- Color: Green-Blue changing to Grayish Purple
- Cut: Oval, Brilliant/Modified Brilliant
- Transparency: Transparent
- Diamonds: 0.94 carats total weight, accent stones
- Metal: 18K White Gold, 7.4 grams
- Ring Size: 6.5 (Resizable)
- Band Width: Approx. 2.7mm
- GIA Certified: Comes with original report verifying authenticity and quality
Whether you’re marking a milestone or collecting a once-in-a-lifetime gem, this piece is the definition of refined rarity. Make it yours—before someone else does.
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