1.287 Cts Ruby Burma(Myanmar) Certified & 1.24 Cts Diamonds 18K White Gold Ring
This stunning 18K white gold ring features a beautiful combination of natural mined precious gemstones, including 43 round brilliant-cut diamonds and 24 tapered baguette diamonds, and ruby totaling 2.527 carats. The ring is set with a pear-shaped 1.287 carat Burma (Myanmar) ruby, which has been certified by Guild Gem Laboratory.
The hexagon-shaped ring is perfect for a bridal or anniversary occasion and can be personalized with sizing and engraving instructions. The ring is handmade and has a ballerina-split shank design, with a halo style engagement or right hand ring setting. The diamonds have a VS2 (very slightly included) clarity grade and a F-H color grade. This ring is a true beauty and a perfect addition to any jewelry collection.
Original Price: $8,950.00
Description: 18K White Gold /4.2 Grams
Gem Stone: 1.287 Carats Ruby, Burma(Myanmar), Visibly Included, Med-Dark Red, Good Cut
7.91X6.16X3.19MM (heated)
Certified: Guild Laboratories
Diamonds: 1.24Carat Total Weight, Round Brilliant-Cut, (43 Stones) & Tapered Baguette (24 Stones) F-H Color, VS2-SI1 Clarity.
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