13.9MM Golden South Sea Pearl Certified & 0.31 CTS Diamonds Set In 18 Karat Yellow Gold Ring
Elevate your collection with this stunning piece crafted in 18K yellow gold, weighing 4.1 grams. At its heart sits a luminous 13.9mm Golden South Sea pearl, celebrated for its rich, natural hue and exceptional luster. Accentuating the elegance are 0.31 carats of round brilliant-cut natural mined diamonds — 31 pieces in total — boasting VS2 to SI clarity and F to H color, offering a perfect balance of sparkle and sophistication.
This ring is a timeless blend of luxury and grace — ideal for those who appreciate the beauty of fine craftsmanship and nature’s rarest gems.
18K Yellow Gold 4.1 Gram
0.31 Carats Round Brilliant-Cut Natural Mined Diamonds, VS2-SI Clarity, F-H Color (31P)
13.9MM Golden South Sea Pearl, Measuring 13.9-13.95 MM, Medium m-Dark Golden Color, High Luster, Blemish Free. No Evidence Of Any Treatment To The Pearl. Guild Laboratories.
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