1.56 Carats Natural Diamond Faint Yellow (Center Stone) VS1 Certified W/ 0.84 Carats Diamonds 14Kt White & Yellow Gold Ring
14K White & Yellow Gold Fancy Yellow Diamond Halo Engagement Ring – Size 6.75
Radiating warmth and brilliance, this captivating engagement ring features a 1.56 carat cut-corner square modified brilliant diamond at its center. With VS1 clarity and a faint yellow hue, this certified EGL USA diamond measures 6.49 x 6.37 x 4.21 mm and showcases excellent polish and symmetry, along with no fluorescence—ensuring remarkable light performance and clarity.
The luminous center stone is embraced by a halo of 16 round brilliant-cut diamonds, totaling 0.84 carats, with VS2–SI1 clarity and F–H color, adding a layer of dazzling contrast that enhances the golden tones of the center diamond.
Set in a sleek combination of 14 karat white and yellow gold, the ring weighs 3.7 grams and is sized at 6.75. The yellow gold prongs provide a subtle highlight to the fancy center stone, while the white gold halo and band offer timeless elegance with modern flair.
A striking choice for those who seek elegance with a touch of individuality, this ring merges color, craftsmanship, and symbolism in a design made to last a lifetime.
1.56 Carats Diamonds, Cut Corner Square Modified Brilliant, VS1 Clarity, Faint Yellow, Excellent Polish, Excellent Symmetry, No Fluorescence, 6.49x6.37x4.21 mm. Certified by EGL USA. (1 Piece).
0.84 Carats Diamond, Round Brilliant-Cut, VS2-SI1 Clarity, F-HColor, (16 Pieces).
14 Karat White & Yellow Gold/ 3.7 Grams
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