1.01 Carats Natural Diamond (Center Stone) VS1 Certified H&A W/ 1.62 Carats Diamonds 18Kt White Gold Ring
18K White Gold Diamond Engagement Ring with Heart & Arrow Center – Size 6.5
Timeless sophistication meets refined brilliance in this stunning engagement ring, expertly crafted in 18 karat white gold (3.3 grams). At its heart lies a 1.01 carat round brilliant-cut diamond, certified by EGL USA, showcasing VS1 clarity, G color, and the precision of Hearts & Arrows cutting for exceptional light performance. With excellent polish and symmetry and no fluorescence, this center stone measures 6.55 x 6.51 x 3.87 mm, ensuring a dazzling focal point.
The band is adorned with 16 sparkling accent diamonds—a mix of round brilliant-cut and baguette styles—totaling 1.63 carats. Each stone is selected for VS2 clarity and F–G color, offering a harmonious blend of fire and sophistication along the band.
Delicate yet bold, the design showcases a classic four-prong setting for the center stone, flanked by alternating shapes that add dimension and elegance. Sized at 6.5, this ring is a radiant expression of enduring love and refined craftsmanship.
An exceptional piece for a once-in-a-lifetime moment.
1.63 Carats Diamonds, Round Brilliant-Cut & Baguette, VS2 Clarity, F-G Color, (16 Pieces).
1.01 Carats Diamond, Round Brilliant-Cut, VS1 Clarity, G Color, Polish Excellent, Symmetry Excellent, Heart & Arrow, No Fluorescence, 6.55-6.51x3.87 mm. Certified by EGL USA. (1 Piece).
18 Karat White Gold/ 3.3 Grams
size 6.5
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