0.96 Carats Myanmar (formerly Burma) Ruby (Certified) & 0.46 Carats Diamonds VS2 Set In 14K White Gold Ring
Radiant Elegance: 0.96ct Myanmar Ruby & 56 Diamond Halo Ring in 14K White Gold (Size 6.5)
Set hearts ablaze with this captivating ruby and diamond ring, crafted to embody passion and timeless beauty. At the center glows a certified 0.96-carat natural ruby from Myanmar (formerly Burma)—a region known for the world’s most revered rubies. Its medium-dark red hue is elegantly framed by 56 round brilliant-cut diamonds (0.46 carats total, VS2 clarity), forming a scalloped halo and a shimmering split shank.
The ring is expertly crafted in 14K white gold, weighing 2.8 grams, with a refined 2.4mm band width. The ruby has been heated using traditional methods to enhance its brilliance, and it is precision-cut for optimal fire and sparkle.
Why You’ll Love It:
This ring is more than a piece of fine jewelry—it’s a celebration of strength, romance, and refinement. Whether you’re honoring a milestone or simply indulging in timeless luxury, this heirloom-worthy piece delivers elegance with lasting meaning. Every detail whispers sophistication, making it an unforgettable gift—or your new signature treasure.
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