1.28 Carats Burma Ruby (Certified) & 0.88 Carats Diamond 18K Yellow Gold Pendant & Chain
A striking celebration of elegance and craftsmanship, this pendant features a 1.28-carat round mixed-cut ruby sourced from the legendary mines of Burma (Myanmar). With a medium-dark hue, moderate inclusions, and a good cut, the ruby displays a rich, warm red that captures the essence of timeless luxury.
Encircling the ruby are 21 round brilliant-cut natural mined diamonds totaling 0.88 carats, graded VS2–SI clarity and F–H color, creating a dazzling halo of light and contrast. The diamonds are expertly set in 18K yellow gold, weighing 2.5 grams, offering both durability and elegance.
The pendant is paired with a matching 18-inch 18K yellow gold rolo chain (2.4 grams), finished with diamond-cut detailing that catches light with every movement, enhancing its radiant appeal.
Whether worn as a statement of refined style or gifted as a symbol of love, this piece is a timeless addition to any fine jewelry collection.
Mixed cut Round Shape 1.28 Carats Medium-Dark, Moderately Included, Good Cut RubyBurma(Myanmar). Measurement: 6.46-6.56X3.5mm
Round Brilliant-Cut 0.88 Carats, Natural Mined Diamonds, VS2-SI F-H Clarity And Color, (21P)
18K Yellow Gold 2.5 Grams
18K Yellow Gold Rolo Chain, 2.4 Grams, Diamond-Cut 18 Inches
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