3.11 Carats Ruby Heated GIA (Certified) & 0.51 Carats Diamonds VS2 Set In 14 Karat White Gold Pendant With 14 Karat Chain 18 Inches
3.11 Carat Heated Ruby & Diamond Halo Pendant in 14K White Gold (GIA Certified)
Unveil the allure of one of nature’s rarest treasures with this extraordinary 3.11 carat pear-shaped ruby, set in a halo of brilliance. Certified by GIA, this natural corundum ruby features a rich, vibrant red hue—enhanced through traditional heating methods—to bring out its most captivating depth and fire.
Cradled in a shimmering frame of 51 VS2 clarity diamonds totaling 0.51 carats, this pendant radiates sophistication from every angle. The diamonds are delicately pavé-set in 14K white gold, complementing the ruby’s warmth with icy brilliance.
- GIA Report #2235579944
- Ruby Origin: Natural Corundum
- Treatment: Heated (with significant residues)
- Measurements: 13.78 × 8.60 × 3.28 mm
- Pendant Weight: 2.2g (14K White Gold)
- Chain: 18” Rolo Diamond-Cut Chain, 1.7g, 14K White Gold
This pendant is not just a piece of jewelry—it is a celebration of rarity, passion, and timeless beauty. Rubies over 3 carats with such clarity and certified provenance are increasingly scarce, making this pendant an heirloom-worthy addition to any fine collection.
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