10.38Cts Tourmaline(Parti-Color) Certified & 2.52Cts Diamonds 18K White Gold
This exquisite ring from Féb & Gar Design features a stunning combination of natural mined precious and semi-precious gemstones set in 18K white gold. The centerpiece is a beautiful tourmaline parti-color stone, which measures 11.41mm in width and 7.23mm in depth, with a total carat weight of 12.9. The stone is surrounded by 92 round brilliant-cut and tappered baguette diamonds, which add an additional 2.52 carat weight to the ring.
This handmade ring is perfect for special occasions or everyday wear, and its unique ballerina design with a partial split shank diamond mounting is sure to impress. The ring comes with a certification from Guild Laboratories, ensuring its authenticity and quality. It is also customizable, with options for sizing and engraving. This ring is a must-have for anyone who loves fine jewelry and wants to add a touch of elegance to their collection.
Original Price: $16,500.00
Description: 18K White Gold/7.2Grams
Species Stone: 10.38Carats Tourmaline, Parti-Color, Medium Pink(75%) to Medium Green(25%), Moderately Included, Good Cut
(Guild Laboratories Certified)
13.93X11.41X7.23mm
Diamonds: 2.5 Ctw. Round Brilliant(80P) & Tapered Baguettes(12P), VS2-SI1 F-H Clarity & Color, Natural Mined Diamonds
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