4.19 Carats Colombian Emerald No Oil (Certified) & 1.13 Carats Diamonds VS2 Set In 14 Karat Yellow Gold Ring
Colombian Emerald & Diamond Ring – 4.19 Carat No-Oil Emerald in 14K White Gold
Timeless elegance meets rarity in this extraordinary fine jewelry piece, showcasing a 4.19 carat natural Colombian emerald certified no oil—a hallmark of purity and collector-grade quality. This untreated gemstone displays a beautiful light green hue with classic Colombian character and measures 9.82 x 9.57 x 7.27 mm, giving it a bold and balanced presence on the hand.
Surrounding the emerald are 1.13 carats of VS2 clarity diamonds, including 62 round brilliant cuts and 2 baguette diamonds, expertly set in 14K white gold. The arrangement enhances the emerald’s natural glow while creating a refined, timeless silhouette.
✨ Product Details:
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Center Stone: 4.19 ct natural Colombian emerald
- Measurements: 9.82 x 9.57 x 7.27 mm
- Treatment: None (No Oil)
- Origin: Colombia
- Certification: Guild Laboratories
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Accent Diamonds: 1.13 ct total weight
- 62 round brilliant-cut diamonds
- 2 baguette diamonds
- Clarity: VS2
- Metal: Solid 14K white gold
- Gold Weight: 4.7 grams
- Ring Size: 6.5
💎 Why it’s special:
No-oil Colombian emeralds are among the most sought-after natural gemstones in the world. With its certified untreated status, striking proportions, and elegant diamond setting, this ring is a rare opportunity for collectors and connoisseurs alike.
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