0.56 Carats Alexandrite GIA (Certified) & 0.92 Carats Diamonds VS2 Set In 18 Karat White-Yellow Gold Ring
GIA-Certified 0.56 Carat Alexandrite & 0.92 Carat Diamond 18K White-Yellow Gold Ring
Elevate your elegance with this exquisite GIA-certified ring, showcasing a mesmerizing 0.56-carat natural alexandrite as its centerpiece, paired with 0.92 carats of sparkling VS2 diamonds. Set in a luxurious 18-karat white and yellow gold band, this size 6.5 ring features a delicate 2.90mm band width, adorned with 102 meticulously placed diamonds for unparalleled brilliance.
The oval-shaped alexandrite, with its modified brilliant cut, captivates with a stunning color change from bluish green to vibrant purple under different lighting. This natural chrysoberyl gem, detailed in GIA Report 5232579938 (dated May 13, 2025), measures 5.60 x 4.57 x 2.66 mm and boasts transparent clarity, ensuring a radiant glow. The accompanying diamonds, totaling 0.92 carats, enhance the ring’s allure with their exceptional VS2 clarity.
Crafted for those who appreciate rare beauty and timeless sophistication, this ring is a perfect statement piece for special occasions or everyday luxury. Each detail, from the gem’s origin to the expert craftsmanship, reflects unmatched quality and elegance.
**Key Features:**
- **Gemstone:** 0.56-carat natural alexandrite (GIA-certified, Report 5232579938)
- **Color Change:** Bluish green to purple
- **Shape & Cut:** Oval, modified brilliant cut
- **Transparency:** Transparent
- **Diamonds:** 0.92 carats, VS2 clarity, 102 stones
- **Metal:** 18K white and yellow gold
- **Ring Size:** 6.5
- **Band Width:** 2.90mm
- **Certificate:** GIA Gemological Report included
Add this one-of-a-kind alexandrite and diamond ring to your collection, a true masterpiece of nature and craftsmanship.
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