1.50 CTW EGL Certified Colorless Natural Diamond Halo Bridal Set in 14KT White Gold
GJR1132
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This breathtaking Natural Diamond bridal set features a stunning 1.50 carats of Natural Diamonds, beautifully set in 14KT White Gold. The engagement ring showcases a dazzling 0.75 carat round brilliant center Diamond encircled by a shimmering halo, complemented by a Diamond-studded band. The matching wedding band stacks seamlessly, enhancing the brilliance of this timeless and sophisticated design.
Details
| Materials | 14KT White Gold |
| Main Gemstone | Natural Earth Diamond |
| Main Gemstone Carat Weight | 0.75 |
| Shape and Cutting Style | Round Brilliant Cut |
| Color Grade | E–F |
| Clarity Grade | SI₃ |
| Setting | 0.75 carat round brilliant center diamond in a four-prong setting. The rings also contains 30 round brilliant cut natural diamonds that are E–G color, SI₂–SI₃ clarity with a total weight of 0.75 carats. |
| Ring Size | 6.75 |
*GIA: Gemological Institute of America; EGL: EGL USA Gemological Laboratory
Certifications
EGL Report: US62644302DAll gemstone carat weights (CTW), if mentioned, are approximate if said gemstones have not been weighed before mounting, i.e., weighed as a loose stone.
All Diamond and Color Gemstone grades, unless otherwise indicated, are based upon the results of the examination and grading of the article(s) based upon the application of the system and testing equipment used by Jewelry Depot at the time the article(s) is (are) examined. Diamond and Color Gemstone grading is not considered a science, and opinions may reasonably vary depending on many conditions such as lighting, grading techniques, type and condition of equipment, and/or the ability and experience of the person or people performing the examination and issuing the gradings.
The information contained in EGL USA Reports is the result of the examination and grading of the article(s) based upon the application of the system and testing equipment used by EGL USA at the time the article(s) is (are) examined. Gemstone grading is not considered a science, and opinions may reasonably vary depending on many conditions such as lighting, grading techniques, type and condition of equipment, and/or the ability and experience of the gemologist.
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