2.03 Cts Sapphire Unheated(Violetish Blue) 2.74 Cts Diamonds 14K Yel-Gold Ring
This stunning ring from Féb & Gar Design features a beautiful combination of natural precious gemstones including sapphire and diamonds. The violetish blue color of the main stone, a round brilliant cut sapphire from Sri Lanka, is simply striking. The ring is made of 14K white gold and weighs 9.8 grams, with a band width of 2.85mm.
The ring is handcrafted with excellent cut grade and very good clarity grade for the ultimate brilliance. It has a double halo setting style with prongs. The ring is also personalizable with sizing and engraving options. With a total carat weight of 5.04, this ring is a true beauty and perfect for any occasion including anniversaries and birthdays.
Elevate your style with this stunning 14k white gold ring from Féb & Gar Design. Featuring a beautiful oval-shaped Denim Blue Unheated Sapphire with an intense white "G-H" color diamonds, this ring is set in a prong and halo style. The 128 natural mined diamonds add a touch of elegance to this ballerina-dec style ring, making it perfect for anniversaries or September birthstones.
Crafted with care and handmade for perfection, this ring is certifiable by Guild Gem Laboratory. The ring is also personalizable with sizing and engraving options. Don't miss out on this timeless piece of fine jewelry.
Original Price: $21,500.00
Description: 14K White Gold/9.8 Grams
Gem Stone: 2.30 Carats Sapphire, Violetish Blue Color, Transparent, Unheated, No Evidence of Any Treatment To The Stone. Round Shape, Nearly Flawless. (Certified)
8.58-8.72 X 4.39 MM
Diamonds: 2.74 Carats Total Weight, Round Brilliant-Cut, "G-H” Color, VS2-SI-1 Diamonds (170 Stones)
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