0.57 Carats Alexandrite GIA (Certified) & 0.92 Carats Diamond VS2 Set In 14K White Gold Ring
Transformative Elegance: Certified Alexandrite & Diamond Ring in 14K White Gold
Experience the allure of rarity with this breathtaking certified Alexandrite ring, a true marvel of nature and craftsmanship. At its heart lies a 0.57-carat natural Alexandrite—GIA certified for authenticity—showcasing a mesmerizing color shift from bluish green to grayish purple under varying light. This extraordinary gem is precision-cut in a round modified brilliant style, revealing dazzling brilliance and clarity.
Surrounding the Alexandrite are 0.92 carats of VS2 clarity diamonds—44 in total—meticulously set in a shimmering 14K white gold band. The split shank design enhances its elegance and ensures light dances across every angle. Weighing 3.3 grams and sized at 6 with a 2 mm band width, this ring combines comfort with captivating luxury.
Whether you’re celebrating a milestone or seeking a one-of-a-kind heirloom, this ring radiates timeless sophistication and enchantment.
Details:
- Certified 0.57 ct Natural Alexandrite (GIA Report #6233579931)
- 0.92 ct VS2 Diamonds (44 stones)
- 14K White Gold, 3.3 grams
- Size 6 | Band Width: 2 mm
- Color Change: Bluish Green to Grayish Purple
- GIA Certified | May 2025
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