2.89 Carats Rubies (Certified) & 0.80 Carats Diamonds 14K Yellow Gold Earrings (3-Way Wear)
These stunning 14K yellow gold earrings boast a total of 2.89 carats of natural, heated rubies and 0.80 carats of VS2-SI1 diamonds. The rubies are a medium dark red color and measure 7.2mm in width and 3.3mm in depth, while the diamonds are F-H color grade and have slightly included to very slightly included (SI-VS2) clarity grade.
The earrings feature a stud/removable jacket-dangle style with drop-down dangle halo and a prong setting style. They also come with a seller warranty and have been certified by Guild Gem Laboratory. These handmade earrings are perfect for everyday to evening occasions, and are sure to make a statement with their stunning design and high-quality materials.
Original Price: $10,850.00
Description: 14K Yellow Gold/3.5 Grams
Gem Stone:
1.417 Carats Ruby 7.16-7.22X3.23mm Medium Dark Red, Color And Inclusions Are Typical Of Rubies From Burma (Myanmar) Semi-Transparent, Very Good Cut, Round Mix-Cut Stone, Has Been Heated.
1.480 Carats Ruby 7.24-7.28X3.30mm Medium Dark Red, Color And Inclusions Are Typical Of Rubies From Burma (Myanmar) Semi-Transparent, Very Good Cut, Round Mix-Cut Stone, Has Been Heated.
Diamonds: 0.80 Ctw. Diamonds VS2-SI1 Clarity, F-H Color, Round Brilliant-Cut (40 Pieces)
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