1.56Cts Sapphires Ceylon(Med Blue) 0.75Cts Diamonds 14K White Gold Ring
This stunning ring from Féb & Gar Design features a beautiful combination of natural mined Sapphires, three precious gemstones and 14k white gold. The centerpiece is a cushion mix-cut three sapphires from Sri-Lanka, with a medium blue color and excellent-good cut grade. The ring is prong and halo set, with a total carat weight of 2.31 carats and a band width of 2.3mm.
In addition to the main stone, the ring also includes 58 natural mined diamonds with a VS2 (very slightly included) clarity grade and G-H color grade. The diamonds are intense bright white and enhance the beautiful three cushion shape Sapphires. The ring is handmade and is sizable and engraving. With a seller warranty from this ring is a true beauty and perfect for any anniversary or special occasion.
Original Price: $9,850.00
Description: 14K White Gold/5.7Grams
Gem Stone: 1.56 Carats Sapphire, Ceylon(Sri-Lanka), Moderately Included, Medium- Blue Color, Heated, Cushion Shape.
(Certified) Guild Laboratories
4.60X5.54X2.65MM
5.37X5.08X2.55MM
4.63X5.52X2.82MM
Diamonds: 0.75 Carats Total Weight, Round Brilliant Shape, "G-H” Color, VS2-SI1 Diamonds (58 Stones)
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