4.842 Cts Ruby Burma (Certified) and 1.43 Cts Diamond 14K White Gold Ring
This stunning 14K white gold ring features a beautiful oval-shaped 4.842 Carats Ruby (Burma) gemstone and 1.43 carats diamonds, with a combine carat weight of 6.272. The gemstone is heated to enhance its color, and has a very good cut grade. The ring is handmade by Féb & Gar Design, with a halo style engagement or right hand ring design.
The ring is certified by Guild Gem Laboratory and comes with a seller warranty. It has a band width of 2.46mm and is sizable for personalization instructions. The ruby gemstone has a medium-dark red color, with semi-transparent clarity grade. This ring is perfect for bridal or anniversary occasions, and is a true beauty in any collection.
Original Price: $14,500
Description: 14K White Gold /6.4 Grams
Gem Stone: 4.842 Carats Ruby Burma 10.35X8.74X7.26 (heated) Certified
Diamonds: 1.43 Carat Total Weight, Round Brilliant-Cut, F-H Color, VS2-SI1 Clarity, (94Stones).
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