1.07 Carats Diamond VVS2 (Certified) Hearts & Arrow Set In 14 Karat Yellow Gold Ring
1.07 Carat Hearts & Arrows Diamond Ring – VVS2 Clarity, Certified | 14K Yellow Gold
A timeless symbol of elegance and devotion, this exquisite solitaire features a 1.07 carat natural round brilliant diamond, celebrated for its exceptional cut and precise dimensions that deliver outstanding brilliance and fire. Set in a rich 14K yellow gold band, measuring 2.25 mm at the base, the six-prong setting enhances the diamond’s radiance while ensuring both security and sophistication.
Diamond Details:
- Carat Weight: 1.07 CT
- Shape & Cut: Round Brilliant, Hearts & Arrows
- Cut Grade: Very Good (EGL Certified)
- Clarity Grade: VVS2 (exceptionally clear under magnification)
- Color Grade: J (near-colorless warmth complements yellow gold)
- Polish: Excellent
- Measurements: 6.60 – 6.46 x 4.00 mm
- Certification: EGL USA – Report #US 926659301D GP
- Fluorescence: None
Metal Details:
- Material: Solid 14K Yellow Gold
- Style: Classic Solitaire with Six-Prong Setting
Why You’ll Love It:
- Exceptional sparkle from precise Hearts & Arrows symmetry
- Certified natural diamond for authenticity and value
- A classic, enduring design perfect for engagements or milestone celebrations
This piece embodies sophistication, rarity, and timeless beauty – designed to be cherished for generations.
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