1.00 CTW EGL Certified Round Brilliant VS₁ Natural Diamond Engagement Ring in White Gold
DR2186+RJD1099
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An EGL-certified VS₁ round brilliant Natural Diamond takes center stage, framed by a sleek split-shank 18KT White Gold pavé band of shimmering accents totaling 1.00 carats. Clean four-prong architecture and the airy split profile maximize light return and finger coverage—delivering a bright, refined look made for a memorable ‘yes.’
Details
| Materials | 18KT White Gold |
| Main Gemstone | Natural Earth Diamond |
| Main Gemstone Carat Weight | 0.7 |
| Shape and Cutting Style | Round Brilliant Cut |
| Color Grade | H – Near Colorless |
| Clarity Grade | VS₁ |
| Setting | 0.70 carat Natural Diamond accented with 0.30 carats Natural Diamonds on ring band. 2.1mm shank thickness. |
| Ring Size | 6.5 |
*GIA: Gemological Institute of America; EGL: EGL USA Gemological Laboratory
Certifications
EGL Report: US64530001DAll gemstone carat weights (CTW), if mentioned, are approximate if said gemstones have not been weighed before mounting, i.e., weighed as a loose stone.
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