1.12 Carats Madagascar Sapphire No Heat (Certified) & 0.54 Carats Diamonds Set In 14 Karat White Gold Ring
1.12ct No-Heat Madagascar Sapphire & Diamond Ring in 14K White Gold – Size 6
A rare and exquisite treasure, this ring showcases a 1.12 carat natural emerald-cut sapphire sourced from Madagascar, certified untreated with no heat enhancements. Its dark bluish-green hue, coupled with a lightly included clarity and good cut, makes it a truly one-of-a-kind gem.
Framed by 0.54 carats of dazzling natural diamonds, the sapphire is expertly set in solid 14 karat white gold. The band measures 1.73 mm wide, offering a delicate yet enduring presence. This elegant ring weighs a total of 3.2 grams and is sized at 6.
A gemological certificate by Charles I. Carmona, Graduate Gemologist (GIA), accompanies the piece, affirming the stone’s authenticity and untreated nature.
Details:
- Sapphire Weight: 1.12 carats
- Measurements: 6.37 x 5.81 x 3.12 mm
- Color: Dark bluish-green
- Clarity: Lightly included
- Cut: Good
- Origin: Madagascar (no heat, no treatment)
- Diamond Weight: 0.54 carats
- Metal: 14K White Gold
- Ring Size: 6
- Band Width: 1.73 mm
- Gold Weight: 3.2 grams
- Certification Included
Item Number: 540-215
Certification Date: 06/19/2025
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