2.12 Carats Myanmar (formerly Burma) Ruby (Certified) & 0.59 Carats Diamonds VS2 Set In 18K White Gold Ring
Majestic Flame: 2.12ct Certified Burma Ruby & Diamond Halo Ring in 18K White Gold (Size 6.5)
Make a statement that lasts a lifetime with this spectacular ruby and diamond halo ring, a bold embodiment of passion, strength, and sophistication. The centerpiece is a certified 2.12-carat natural ruby, ethically sourced from Myanmar (formerly Burma)—a region synonymous with the world’s finest rubies. Expertly cut in an oval mixed style, the ruby measures 10.12 x 7.45 x 2.52 mm, offering a commanding presence with a rich medium red hue and semi-transparent glow that speaks of royal heritage.
Surrounding this regal centerpiece is a halo of 30 round brilliant diamonds, totaling 0.59 carats with VS2 clarity, adding radiant fire and enhancing the ruby’s brilliance. The diamonds continue partway down the band, providing continuous sparkle from every angle.
This masterpiece is set in luxurious 18K white gold, weighing 4.1 grams, with a comfortable 2.48 mm band width, and is available in ring size 6.5.
The ruby has undergone traditional heating—an accepted and permanent enhancement—ensuring both its vibrant color and enduring value.
Why You’ll Love It:
This is not just a ring—it’s a legacy in the making. Whether gifted to commemorate a powerful love, a personal triumph, or a significant milestone, this piece captures the essence of timeless elegance and fire. Owning a Burmese ruby of this size and quality is rare—wearing one is even rarer. When you choose this ring, you’re not just buying fine jewelry. You’re claiming a treasure worthy of royalty.
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