1.230 Carats Light-Dark Blue Ceylon Sapphire GIA (Certified) W/ 1.42 Carats Diamonds, 18K White Gold Ring
1.230Cts Light-Dark Blue Ceylon Sapphire GIA Cert W/ 1.42Cts Diamonds, 18K Wht Gold Ring
This exquisite ring is a true masterpiece of fine jewelry. Crafted with precision and attention to detail, it features a stunning 2.46 carat bluish-violet Ceylon Sapphire set in 18K yellow and white gold. The oval-shaped main stone measures 7mm in width and 9.3mm in length, and is nearly flawless with no evidence of any treatments.
The sapphire is accompanied by 18 natural mined diamonds with a clarity grade of SI-VS2 and a color grade of F-H, weighing in at a total carat weight of 0.55. These sparkling diamonds add a touch of elegance and luxury to the already breathtaking design.
Handmade and styled as a solitaire with a European shank, this ring can be sized and personalized with engraving to make it truly one-of-a-kind. It also comes with a seller warranty and certification from the Guild Gem Laboratory, ensuring the authenticity and quality of the gemstones.
Whether you're celebrating an anniversary, a bridal occasion, or simply looking for a stunning piece to add to your collection, this ring is the perfect choice. Its timeless beauty and exceptional craftsmanship make it a must-have for any jewelry lover.
Original Price: $6,250.00
Description: 14K White Gold /3.5 Grams
Gem Stone: 1.23 Carats Sapphire, Ceylon, Light to Dark Blue Banded Color, Lightly Included, Ceylon ( Sri Lanka), Good Cut, Certified (Guild Laboratories) 7.79X 5.46 X 2.96 MM
Diamonds: 1.22 Carats Total Weight, Round Brilliant-Cut, 'F-H' Color, VS2-SI1 Clarity, Diamonds (110 Stones)
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