1.572Cts Paraiba Tourmaline (Certified) & 1.42Cts Diamond 18K White Gold Ring
Add a touch of elegance to your special occasion with this stunning ring from Féb & Gar Design. Crafted from 18k white gold, this handmade ring features a rare and natural 1.572 Carats Paraiba tourmaline stone that measures 6.7mm in width and exhibits a breathtaking neon blue-green color. The oval-shaped stone is surrounded by 94 diamonds (1.42 Carats) and has a total carat weight of Gems 2.99 Carats.
Perfect for engagements, right-hand rings, and everyday wear, this ring has a band width of 4.5mm and is fully customizable with sizing and engraving options. Certified by Guild Laboratories, this ring is a one-of-a-kind piece that will surely make a statement.
Original Price: $13,500.00
Description: 18K White Gold /5.7Grams
Gem Stone: 1.57 Carats Pariaba Tourmaline (Unheated) Certifed
Diamonds: 1.42 Carat Total Weight Round Brilliant-Cut F-H Color, VS2-SI1 Clarity, Diamonds, (94 Stones).
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