0.63 Carats Alexandrite GIA (Certified) & 0.92 Carats Diamonds VS2 Set In 14K White & Yellow Gold Ring
Dual-Tone Luxury: Certified Cushion-Cut Alexandrite & Diamond Ring in 14K White & Yellow Gold
Step into the realm of rare elegance with this certified 0.63-carat natural Alexandrite ring, masterfully set in 14K white and yellow gold. The center stone—GIA certified—boasts a cushion-cut profile with a remarkable color change from vibrant green to smoky gray-purple, a stunning hallmark of fine Alexandrite.
This one-of-a-kind gem is secured by yellow gold prongs, adding a luxurious two-tone contrast to the surrounding halo of 0.92 carats of VS2 diamonds. Featuring a mix of brilliant rounds and step-cut baguettes, each diamond is precision-set along the halo and band, enhancing every sparkle and reflection. The setting weighs 3.4 grams and is sized at 6.5 with a refined 1.6 mm band width, designed for timeless elegance and comfortable wear.
A true investment in beauty and rarity—ideal for collectors, milestones, or simply owning a piece of natural wonder.
Details:
- Certified 0.63 ct Natural Alexandrite (GIA Report #6237579926)
- 0.92 ct VS2 Diamonds
- 14K White & Yellow Gold, 3.4 grams
- Size 6.5 | Band Width: 1.6 mm
- Cushion Cut | Color Change: Green to Grayish Purple
- GIA Certified | May 2025
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