1.01 Carats Natural Diamond (Center Stone) VS1 Certified W/ 1.00 Carats Diamonds 18Kt White Gold Ring
Elegant 18K White Gold Diamond Engagement Ring with Intertwined Band Design
This stunning engagement ring showcases a timeless elegance with a unique modern twist. The centerpiece features a 1.01 carat round brilliant-cut diamond, graded VS1 clarity, H color, with Good polish and symmetry, and no fluorescence, certified by EGL USA. Measuring 6.42–6.32 x 4.07 mm, this solitaire sparkles with exceptional fire and brilliance.
Surrounding the central stone are 80 round brilliant-cut accent diamonds, totaling 1.00 carat, with VS2 clarity and F–G color. These accent stones are delicately set along intertwined bands—a symbolic design representing unity and eternal love.
Crafted in 18 karat white gold, this piece weighs 3.7 grams and is finely sculpted with a 2.20mm band width for a sleek yet substantial presence on the finger. The twisted pavé bands add dimension and shimmer, perfectly framing the center stone.
A perfect expression of love and commitment, this ring is ideal for someone seeking both classic beauty and a distinctive, symbolic design.
1.00 Carats Diamonds, Round Brilliant-Cut, VS2 Clarity, F-G Color, (80 Pieces).
1.01 Carats Diamond, Round Brilliant-Cut, VS1 Clarity, H Color, Good Polish, Good Symmetry, No Fluorescence, 6.42-6.32x4.07 mm. Certified by EGL USA. (1 Piece).
18 Karat White Gold/ 3.7 Grams
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