1.88 Carats Brazilian Emeralds F2 (Certified) & 0.48 Carats Diamonds Set In 18 Karat White Gold Earrings
1.88 Carats Brazilian Emerald & Diamond Halo Stud Earrings in 18K White Gold
Elevate your collection with these exquisite certified Brazilian emerald stud earrings, masterfully set in radiant 18K white gold. Each earring features a vibrant oval mixed-cut emerald, encircled by a delicate halo of 48 natural diamonds, offering timeless elegance and refined sparkle.
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Main Stones:
- Natural Brazilian Emeralds (Certified, F2 clarity enhanced)
- Total Carat Weight: 1.88 carats (0.958 ct + 0.938 ct)
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Measurements:
- Emerald 1: 7.75 x 5.79 x 3.64 mm
- Emerald 2: 7.70 x 5.87 x 3.44 mm
- Color: Medium green
- Clarity: Moderately included
- Cut: Good
- Treatment: Moderate clarity enhancement (F2)
- Origin: Brazil
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Accent Stones:
- Natural Mined Diamonds (48 stones)
- Total Carat Weight: 0.48 carats
- Clarity: VS–SI
- Cut: Round brilliant
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Metal:
- 18K White Gold
- Total Gold Weight: 2.7 grams
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Setting:
- Secure 4-prong setting with halo design
- Push-back butterfly earring backs (included)
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Certification:
- Emerald Identification Report #: 498-245
- Report Date: December 15, 2021
- Gemologist: Charles I. Carmona, Graduate Gemologist
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✨ A classic yet striking piece—perfect for anniversaries, birthdays, or making a bold, elegant statement.
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