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Platinum 2.31 CTW Sri Lankan Sapphire & Diamond Ring

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Description

A stunning platinum 2.31 CTW natural Sri Lankan sapphire ring with baguette diamond shoulders. GIA report included.

SR1661
Weight: 9.10 grams (Inclusive of all materials)

Sapphire
(1) Modified Oval Brilliant Cut
Origin: Sri Lanka
Heat Treatment: None
Hue: Violetish Blue
Tone: Medium
Saturation: Moderately Strong
Stone Measurements: 8.21 x 6.85 x 4.66 mm

GIA Report: #7358107017

Diamonds
(24) Baguette Cut
Color: F – G
Clarity: VS1 – VS2
Stone Measurements: 3.00 x 0.75 – 3.00 x 1.25 mm
Carat Weight: 0.72 ctw

Additional information

Style

Ballerina
Gender

Women
Finger Size

6.25
Stone Type

Sapphire
Stone Shape

Oval
Metal Type

Platinum
Metal Finish

Polished
Certificate

GIA {1}
Vendor SKU

SR1661
Category: SKU: U-008-000008
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