1.101 Carats Certified Burma Ruby & 1.70 Carats Diamonds, 18K Yellow Gold Pendant & Chain
1.101 Carats Certified Burma Ruby & 1.70 Carats Diamonds, 18K Yellow Gold Pendant & Chain
This stunning pendant and chain set is crafted from 18 karat yellow gold, weighing a total of 2.5 grams. The centerpiece is a 1.101 carat ruby, sourced from Burma (Myanmar) and certified by Guild Laboratories. The ruby is a mixed cut, measuring 6.35-6.40x3.29mm and has a semi-translucent dark red color. It has a round shape and a good cut, with moderate inclusions. The stone has been heated to enhance its natural beauty.
The pendant is also adorned with 1.70 carats of diamonds, totaling 88 stones. These diamonds have a clarity of VS2-SI and a color range of H-F, adding a dazzling sparkle to the piece. The chain is also made from 18 karat yellow gold, weighing 2.4 grams and featuring a Barrel diamond-cut design. It measures 18 inches in length, making it the perfect length for any outfit.
This pendant and chain set is a true statement piece, combining the elegance of yellow gold with the vibrant color of a certified Burma ruby and the brilliance of diamonds. It is a must-have for any jewelry collection and will make a stunning addition to any outfit.
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