6.32 Carats Brazilian Emerald F2 (Certified) & 1.85 Carats Diamond VS2 Set In 14 Karat Yellow Gold Ring
6.32 Carat Certified Brazilian Emerald & Diamond Baguette Ring in 14K Yellow Gold
Description:
A true collector’s treasure, this one-of-a-kind statement ring showcases a certified 6.32 carat Brazilian emerald (F2 clarity enhanced), its lush green hue radiating with depth and brilliance. The oval-cut emerald is elegantly framed by 42 baguette-cut diamonds (VS2 clarity, 1.85 carats total weight), arranged in a sweeping design that enhances both fire and sophistication.
Expertly crafted in 14 karat yellow gold, the setting provides the perfect balance of strength and refinement. With a band width of 3.75 mm and a substantial weight of 7.7 grams of gold, this piece carries the presence and prestige of heirloom jewelry.
Certified by Guild Laboratories™, this emerald is authenticated for origin and quality, ensuring confidence in its rarity and value.
Details:
- Ring Size: 6
- Band Width: 3.75 mm
- Gold Weight: 7.7 grams
- Main Stone: 6.32 carat natural Brazilian emerald (certified, F2 clarity enhanced)
- Diamonds: 42 baguette-cut, VS2 clarity, total 1.85 carats
- Metal: 14K yellow gold
- Certification: Guild Laboratories™ Emerald Identification Report
✨ An exceptional emerald and diamond masterpiece — timeless, luxurious, and destined to be admired.
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