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14k Yellow Gold 1.50 ctw Lab Grown Diamond Ring

14k Yellow Gold 1.50 ctw Lab Grown Diamond Ring

$1,950.00

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Description

This elegant 14k yellow gold ring features a brilliant round lab-grown diamond framed by a dazzling marquise-shaped halo of tapered baguette and round brilliant-cut diamonds totaling 1.50 carats. Additional baguette diamonds on the shoulders enhance the elongated silhouette while drawing attention to the sparkling center stone. Combining classic proportions with Art Deco-inspired detailing, this ring offers exceptional brilliance and timeless sophistication.

SR3409
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Specifications

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Style	Contemporary, Halo, Solitaire
Gender	Women
Gross Weight	2.80
Finger Size	6.75
Stone Shape	Round
Center Stone Weight	1.00 ctw
Diamond Color	F
Clarity	VS1
Measurements	6.00 x 6.30 mm
Stone Source	Lab-Grown
Metal Type	14K Gold
Metal Color	Yellow
Metal Finish	Polished
Side Stones Type	Diamond
Side Stones Shape	Baguette, Pear, Round
Side Stones Total Weight	0.50 ctw
Side Stones Diamond Color	G-H
Side Stones Clarity	VS1-VS2
Side Stones Sources	Lab-Grown
Vendor SKU	SR3409

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