0.51 Carats Alexandrite GIA (Certified) & 1.19 Carats Diamonds Set In 18K White Gold Ring
Transformative Elegance: Natural Alexandrite & Diamond Ring in 18K White Gold
Experience the enchantment of color and craftsmanship with this extraordinary ring, showcasing a GIA-certified 0.51-carat natural Alexandrite. Known for its rare color-change property, this gem shifts from a vivid bluish green in daylight to a rich purple in incandescent light—an optical marvel that sets this piece apart.
The oval Alexandrite, expertly cut with a brilliant crown and step-cut pavilion, measures 7.46 x 4.60 x 1.76 mm, perfectly framed by 26 VS2 diamonds totaling 1.19 carats. Each stone is hand-set in a luminous 18K white gold band, weighing 2.8 grams, with a slim 1.91 mm width for elegant wearability. Size 7.
Whether worn as a personal statement or gifted to someone extraordinary, this ring is a rare celebration of nature’s finest.
Details:
- Center Stone: 0.51 ct Natural Alexandrite (GIA Certified)
- Measurements: 7.46 x 4.60 x 1.76 mm
- Color Change: Bluish Green to Purple
- Cut Style: Brilliant Crown / Step Pavilion
- Diamonds: 1.19 ct total (26 stones, VS2 clarity)
- Metal: 18K White Gold (2.8 grams)
- Ring Size: 7
- Band Width: 1.91 mm
GIA Report #: 5232579982
Report Date: May 13, 2025
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