14k White Gold .90ct Columbian Genuine Emerald Diamond Ring w/Report (#J7166)

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Pre-owned : Estate piece in excellent condition.
  • NUMBER OF DIAMONDS : 2
  • COLOR : Green, Clear, Silver
  • MATERIAL : Metal
  • MAIN STONE COLOR : Green
  • METAL : White Gold
  • SECONDARY STONE : Diamond
  • JEWELRY DEPARTMENT : Fine
  • CERTIFICATION : Colombian Gem Lab
  • MAIN STONE : Emerald
  • BRAND : Unbranded
  • RING SIZE : 7
  • SETTING STYLE : Prong
  • DIAMOND CLARITY GRADE : Included (I1)
  • TYPE : Ring
  • DEPARTMENT : Women
  • METAL PURITY : 14k
  • MAIN STONE SHAPE : Emerald
  • BASE METAL : White Gold
  • NUMBER OF GEMSTONES : 3

All of our jewelry is guaranteed authentic by our Graduate Gemologist of the Gemological Institute of America (GIA).

14k White Gold .90ct Columbian Genuine Emerald Diamond Ring w/Report (#J7166)



14k white gold ring featuring an emerald cut Colombian emerald weighing .90cts. The genuine earth mined emerald has light bright grass green color and measures 6.9mm x 6mm. There are two square brilliant cut diamonds weighing about .65cts total. The natural earth mined diamonds have SI-2 to I1 clarity and H-I color and measure about 3.6mm x 3.7mm.


The ring fits a size 7 finger, weighs 2.96 dwt., and is contemporary. The emerald has a report from the CGL - Colombian Gem Lab. Absolutely gorgeous!



SKU#J7166.


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