30.491 Ct Emerald F2(Brazilian) Certified & 1.29Cts Dia 18K White Gold Ring
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This exquisite ring from Féb & Gar Design is a true treasure. Made of 18K white gold with natural mined precious gemstones, it boasts a stunning oval mixed cut emerald with a total carat weight of 31.78. The ring is prong set with a halo style and split shank, featuring 42 diamonds with a VS2(Very Slightly Included) -SI1 clarity grade and F-H color grade. The emerald is certified by Guild Gem Laboratory and comes with a seller warranty. The ring is perfect for anniversaries, bridal wear, or birthdays, and can be personalized with engraving and sizing instructions. It is a semi-transparent gemstone with a white-bright color intensity, and the diamonds are set in a prong style with a halo design. The ring weighs 11.00 grams and has a band width of 4.15mm. This unique piece is a must-have for any jewelry collection. |
Original Price: $31,750
Description: 18K White Gold/11.0 Grams
Gem Stone: 30.491 Carats Emerald, Medium Green Color, Semi-Transparent , Good Cut, F2-Moderate Clarity Enhancement, 24.04X19.09X9.23 MM (Brazilian) Certified: Guild Laboratories
Diamonds: 1.29 Diamonds Carat Total Weight, Round Brilliant-Cut, F-H Color, VS2-SI1 Clarity, 42 Round.
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