1.14 Carats Alexandrite W/ 1.00 Carats Diamonds (GIA Cert) 18K White Gold
This stunning pendant necklace is a true masterpiece of design and craftsmanship. The beautiful lotus shape is perfect for showcasing the natural green alexandrite stone, which has a unique color change effect from bluish-green to gray-purple. The pendant is made of 18k white gold and features a prong setting style, with a rolo diamond-cut chain style that adds to its elegance.
The necklace has a length of 18 inches, making it a perfect accessory for any occasion. It has been certified by GIA and comes with a 62 diamonds a total carat weight of 2.14, 2.8 grams which includes the weight of the pendant and chain. The necklace is designed with a vintage theme that adds to its charm. It is a perfect addition to any jewelry collection and is sure to make a statement wherever you go.
Original Price: $17,995.00
Description: 18K White Gold/2.8Grams
Species Stone: Natural Chrysoberyl, Variety Alexandrite 1.14 Carats Oval Brilliant-Cut/Step-Cut
Transparent, Bluish Green Changing To Gray-Purple
(GIA Certified) 6.17X5.36X3.80 mm
Gem Stone: 1.00 Ctw. Round Brilliant-Cut VS2-SI1 Natural Mined Diamonds F-H Color(62 Pieces)
Italian Rolo Chain Diamond-Cut 18”
Description: 18K White Gold/1.3 Grams
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