2.51 Carats Sapphire Ceylon Heated (Certified) & 1.48 Carats Diamonds VS2 Set In 14K White Gold Ring
This stunning ring from Féb & Gar Design features a beautiful cushion mixed cut oval-shaped Sapphire from Sri-Lanka, with a medium blue color grade and a natural mined diamond intensity. The ring is made of 14k white gold and weighs 7.8 grams, with a band width of 4.65mm and a ring size of 6.5.
The Sapphire is heated and not enhanced, with a total carat weight of 3.99 carats and a diamond clarity grade of VS2(Very Slightly Included) - SI1. The ring is handmade and features a crisscross style, with a prong and halo setting style. It is perfect for an anniversary or September birthstone occasion, and comes with certification from Guild Gem Laboratory. The ring can be personalized with sizing and engraving instructions.
Original Price: $12,950.00
Description: 14K White Gold/7.8Grams
Gem Stone: 2.51 Carats Sapphire, Ceylon(Sri-Lanka), Moderately Included, Medium- Blue Color, Heated, Cushion Shape, Mixed-Cut. (Certified) Guild Laboratories 6.85X 5.78X 3.51MM
Diamonds: 2.51 Carats Total Weight, Round Brilliant Cut, "F-H” Color, VS2-SI1 Diamonds (132 Stones)
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2.51 Carats Sapphire Ceylon Heated (Certified) & 1.48 Carats Diamonds VS2 Set In 14K White Gold Ring
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