Description
Simple yet striking, this 18k yellow gold ring features a hammered texture on the band and a bezel set round blue sapphire. Size 6.
SR2662
For more details about this piece, please see the Specifications tab.
$600.00
Simple yet striking, this 18k yellow gold ring features a hammered texture on the band and a bezel set round blue sapphire. Size 6.
SR2662
For more details about this piece, please see the Specifications tab.
Style | Gemstone, Solitaire |
---|---|
Gender | Women |
Gross Weight | 2.40 |
Finger Size | 6.00 |
Stone Type | Sapphire |
Stone Shape | Round |
Center Stone Color | Blue |
Measurements | 5.00 x 2.75 mm |
Number of Center Stones | 1 |
Metal Type | 18K Gold |
Metal Color | Yellow |
Metal Finish | Hammered |
Vendor SKU | SR2662 |
1 in stock
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