No reserve price - Ring Silver - 9.50ct. tw. Ruby
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Description from the seller
Luxury Statement Cluster Ring – 9.49 Ct African Ruby
Presenting a spectacular ring featuring an extraordinary total carat weight and exquisite craftsmanship. The centerpiece is a monumental Natural African Ruby surrounded by a cascading "ballroom cluster" of precision-cut Moissanites.
Gemstone Specifications:
* Center Stone: Natural African Ruby.
* Weight: 9.495 ct.
* Cut: Octagon Faceted (12x10 mm).
* Appearance: Deep, saturated raspberry-red hue with natural inclusions that certify its authenticity and unique character.
* Side Stones: 72 Faceted Moissanites.
* Total Weight: 2.492 ct.
* Setting: Arranged in a double-tiered halo, creating a brilliant fire around the central ruby.
Construction & Materials:
* Metal: 925 Sterling Silver.
* Finish: Plated in 18K Yellow Gold Vermeil (a thick, durable layer of gold over silver) for a premium look.
* Design: Features an intricately decorated open-work gallery (under-gallery), allowing maximum light to reach the stones while ensuring comfortable wear.
* Total Carat Weight (TCW): 11.99 Ct.
Note on Gemstones and Colors:
• Color representation: Please note that colors may vary slightly depending on your monitor settings and lighting conditions during photography.
• Treatment: Precious stones are commonly treated to improve color or clarity. No specific research has been conducted for this item to determine if such treatment has been applied.
Luxury Statement Cluster Ring – 9.49 Ct African Ruby
Presenting a spectacular ring featuring an extraordinary total carat weight and exquisite craftsmanship. The centerpiece is a monumental Natural African Ruby surrounded by a cascading "ballroom cluster" of precision-cut Moissanites.
Gemstone Specifications:
* Center Stone: Natural African Ruby.
* Weight: 9.495 ct.
* Cut: Octagon Faceted (12x10 mm).
* Appearance: Deep, saturated raspberry-red hue with natural inclusions that certify its authenticity and unique character.
* Side Stones: 72 Faceted Moissanites.
* Total Weight: 2.492 ct.
* Setting: Arranged in a double-tiered halo, creating a brilliant fire around the central ruby.
Construction & Materials:
* Metal: 925 Sterling Silver.
* Finish: Plated in 18K Yellow Gold Vermeil (a thick, durable layer of gold over silver) for a premium look.
* Design: Features an intricately decorated open-work gallery (under-gallery), allowing maximum light to reach the stones while ensuring comfortable wear.
* Total Carat Weight (TCW): 11.99 Ct.
Note on Gemstones and Colors:
• Color representation: Please note that colors may vary slightly depending on your monitor settings and lighting conditions during photography.
• Treatment: Precious stones are commonly treated to improve color or clarity. No specific research has been conducted for this item to determine if such treatment has been applied.
Details
Era
After 2000
Laboratory report
No laboratory report
No. of main gemstones
1
Total carat weight of all stones
9.50
Free resizing offered
No
Metal
Silver
Total carat weight of main stone(s)
9.50
Brand jewellery
No
Main stone
Ruby
Total weight
7.7 g
Condition
New
Gender
Women
Ring size
55 (EU) / 15 (IT) / 7 ¼ (US)
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