2.01 Carats Emerald Zambian F1 (Certified) & 2.01 Carats Diamond VS2 Set In 14 Karat White Gold Ring
GIA-Certified 2.01 Carat Zambian Emerald & 2.01 Carat Diamond 14K White Gold Ring
Indulge in luxury with this stunning 14-karat white gold ring, featuring a breathtaking 2.01-carat Zambian emerald as the centerpiece, complemented by 2.01 carats of VS2 diamonds. Sized at 6.5 with a sleek 2.90mm band width, this elegant piece is adorned with 80 meticulously set diamonds, creating a dazzling halo effect.
The emerald-cut natural emerald, certified by Guild Laboratories™ (Report #542-207, dated 08/05/25), showcases a medium-dark green hue with a very good cut, measuring 8.36 x 6.18 x 5.24 mm. Sourced from Zambia, its color and moderate inclusions are characteristic of this region, with minor clarity enhancement (F-1). Certified by Graduate Gemologist Charles I. Carmona (GIA), this gem radiates authenticity and brilliance.
Perfect for those seeking a bold yet refined statement, this ring blends the rich heritage of Zambian emeralds with the timeless sparkle of diamonds, ideal for any occasion.
**Key Features:**
- **Gemstone:** 2.01-carat natural Zambian emerald (Guild Laboratories™ certified, Report #542-207)
- **Color:** Medium-dark green
- **Shape & Cut:** Emerald cut, very good
- **Measurements:** 8.36 x 6.18 x 5.24 mm
- **Clarity:** Moderately included, F-1 enhancement
- **Diamonds:** 2.01 carats, VS2 clarity, 80 stones
- **Metal:** 14K white gold
- **Ring Size:** 6.5
- **Band Width:** 2.90mm
- **Certificate:** Guild Laboratories™ report included
Elevate your jewelry collection with this exquisite emerald and diamond ring, a true testament to nature’s beauty and expert craftsmanship.
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2.01 Carats Emerald Zambian F1 (Certified) & 2.01 Carats Diamond VS2 Set In 14 Karat White Gold Ring
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