1.96Cts Ceylon Sapphire Color Change Certified & 1.48Cts Dia 18K White Gold Pendant-Chain
This exquisite pendant necklace from Féb & Gar Design features a stunning 1.96 carat Ceylon Blue Sapphire Color Change stone, set in a double halo floral pattern with 1.48 carat diamonds. The pendant is made of 18K 750 white gold and has a diamond-cut barrel link chain with a lobster closure.
The necklace is perfect for daytime and evening occasions, and comes with a certification from Guild Laboratories. The pendant is customized with no evidence of any treatment and has a total carat weight of 3.44 total carat weight of natural precious gemstones. The necklace is sold with a seller warranty.
Original Price: $14,125.00 (Pendant $12,750. & Chain $1,375.)
Description: 18K White Gold /Pendant 3.5 Grams & Chain
3.0 Grams
Gem Stone: 1.96 Carats, Sapphire, Sri-Lanka “Ceylon”, Rare Color Change Dark Bluish-Violet to Violetish-Purple Color, Oval Mixed-Cut
Measurement: 8.60 X 6.70 X 3.80mm
Certified: Guild Laboratories
Diamonds: 1.48 Carats Total Weight, Round Brilliant-Cut, VS2-SIl Clarity, Diamonds (58 Stones)
Chain: 18K White Gold, Diamond-Cut Barrel, 20 Inches Long
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