1.91Cts Dark Blue Ceylon Sapphire Cert. W/1.29Cts Diamond 14K White Gold Ring
This stunning ring from Féb & Gar Design features a beautiful combination of precious gemstones, including a 1.91 carat Ceylon Sapphire and 1.29 carat natural mined diamonds. The oval-shaped Sapphire has a dark blue color and is heated for enhanced clarity. The diamonds are VS2-SI1 in clarity grade and have a F-H color grade.
The ring is made of 14K white gold and has a floral design double shank setting style with a prong set. It is certified by Guild Gem Laboratory and comes with a seller warranty. The ring is personalizable and can be sized and engraved to fit your preferences. Don't miss out on this exquisite piece of fine jewelry.
Original Price: $7,650.00
Description: 14K White Gold/7.4 Grams
Gem Stone: 1.91 Carats Sapphire, Oval Mixed Cut, Ceylon (Sri Lanka), Dark Blue, Lightly Included, Good Cut, Stone Has Been Heated (6 Stones)
Certified: Guild Laboratories
5.0X3.5MM
Diamonds: 1.29 Carats Total Weight, Round Brilliant-Cut, "F-H" Color, VS2-SI1 Clarity, Diamonds (59 Stones).
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