3.88Cts Rubellite Tourmaline (Certified) W/ 2.10Cts Diamonds 18K White Gold Ring
This breathtaking ring features a stunning 3.887 carat natural mined rubellite tourmaline, accompanied by 167 natural mined diamonds, all set in 18k white gold. The pear-shaped rubellite tourmaline displays a dark red color with moderate inclusions, and has been heated at the mine to enhance its color. The diamonds, with a total carat weight of 2.10 Carats, are VS2-SI1 Clarity and have a color grade of F-H.
This halo style Single Shank has diamonds on its shoulders, front & back side along with side gallery and bottom gallery. Ring makes a perfect engagement or right-hand ring. It is handmade and personalized for a perfect fit. The ring size is 6.75, and it can be resized. The item comes with a seller warranty, certification from Guild Gem Laboratory, and personalization instructions for sizing and engraving. This exquisite ring is a perfect choice for bridal or anniversary occasions, and it is a true beauty to behold.
Original Price: $13,600.00
Description: 18K White Gold/9.00 Grams
Gem Stone: 3.87 Carats Rubellite Tourmaline (Unheated) Certified
Diamonds: 2.10 Carat Total Weight, Round Brilliant-Cut, F-H Color, VS2-SI1 Clarity, (167 Stones).
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