1.33 Carats Brazilian Emeralds “No Oil” ( Certified) & 0.38 Carats Diamonds VS2 Set In 28 Karat White Gold Earrings
1.33 Carats Brazilian Emerald Stud Earrings “No Oil” (Certified) & 0.38 Carats Diamonds VS2 Set in 28K White Gold
Elevate your elegance with these exquisite oval-cut Brazilian emerald stud earrings, featuring a certified “No Oil” pair totaling 1.33 carats. Each natural emerald showcases a medium-dark green hue, characteristic of Brazilian origin, and is moderately included with a good cut—allowing for captivating depth and brilliance.
Emerald Details (Certified):
- Total Weight: 1.33 carats
- Stone 1: 0.68 ct, 6.91 x 4.99 x 3.27 mm
- Stone 2: 0.65 ct, 6.89 x 5.05 x 3.01 mm
- Treatment: No indications of treatment (No Oil)
- Origin: Brazil
Surrounding each emerald are 44 brilliant round VS2 diamonds totaling 0.38 carats, delicately haloed in solid 28K white gold—a rare and luxurious metal blend weighing 2.3 grams.
Key Features:
- Natural Certified Emeralds (No Treatment)
- Total Gem Weight: 1.71 carats
- Diamond Grade: VS2 clarity
- Gold: 28K White Gold, 2.3 grams
- Secure Push-Back Closure
Whether as a timeless gift or a personal treasure, these stud earrings deliver classic sophistication with unmatched gemstone quality.
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