0.81 Carats Natural Diamond Light Yellow (Center Stone) SI1 Certified W/ 0.62 Carats Diamonds 18Kt White & Yellow Gold Ring
Timeless Elegance Yellow Diamond Engagement Ring – 1.43 Total Carat Weight (Size 6)
Celebrate a love that radiates with brilliance. This stunning engagement ring features a 0.81 carat round brilliant-cut light yellow diamond, elegantly secured in warm 18K yellow gold prongs and surrounded by a halo of 34 round brilliant-cut diamonds (0.62 total carats) with VS2-SI1 clarity and F-H color, set in luminous 18K white gold.
The dual-tone gold setting enhances the center stone’s unique glow, creating a timeless contrast that’s both classic and modern. Weighing 4.1 grams and crafted in a standard ring size 6, this piece offers lasting beauty, exceptional craftsmanship, and a perfect symbol of your forever.
- Center Diamond: 0.81 carats, Light Yellow, Round Brilliant-Cut, SI1 Clarity
- Accent Diamonds: 0.62 carats total, VS2-SI1 Clarity, F-H Color (34 Pieces)
- Gold: 18K White & Yellow Gold, 4.1 grams
- Certification: EGL USA
- Finish: Good Polish, Good Symmetry, No Fluorescence
- Ring Size: US 6
- Dimensions: 6.23 x 6.10 x 3.49 mm
- Perfect for: Engagement, Anniversary, or a once-in-a-lifetime gift
Let your forever begin with a ring as rare and radiant as your love.
0.81 Carats Diamonds, Round Brilliant-Cut, SI1 Clarity, Light Yellow, Good Polish, Good Symmetry, No Fluorescence, 6.23-6.10x3.49 mm. Certified by EGL USA. (1 Piece).
0.62 Carats Diamond, Round Brilliant-Cut, VS2-SI1 Clarity, F-HColor, (34 Pieces).
18 Karat White & Yellow Gold/ 4.1 Grams
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