Ring - 18 kt. White gold - 1.43ct. tw. Ruby - Diamond






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Commercial Description / Technical Sheet of the Jewel
Refined Revised White Gold 18k Daisy Ring with Natural Ruby "Pigeon Blood Red" and Pavé of Diamonds
A jewel with regal, timeless charm, able to reinterpret the classic contour model with a contemporary, streamlined line. At the center dominates a magnificent natural oval-cut Ruby (7×5 mm, about 1.05 carats), characterized by the intense and sought-after color shade "Pigeon Blood Red" (Pigeon Blood Red), a deep, lively, and magnetic hue.
The central gem is set on four prongs and embraced by a bright halo of natural diamonds, supported by an elegant open-gallery basket that captures light from every angle. The ring shank, adorned with a double-split dual rail design, hosts along the shoulders a dense pavé totaling 38 brilliant-cut diamonds (1.30 mm each, total estimated carat weight ~0.38 ct), creating a continuous play of twinkles and reflections.
Handcrafted in 18-carat white gold (750/1000) with a solid and comfortable-to-wear structure weighing 3.18 grams, it is the ideal ring as a pledge of love, for anniversaries, or as an exclusive gift for special occasions.
Summary Sheet for Certificate or Sale
Characteristic Detail
Metal 18 kt White Gold (Carat 750‰)
Total Weight 3.18 g
Main Gem Natural Ruby
Color Vivid Red / Pigeon Blood Red
Cut & Shape Facet-cut oval
Ruby Dimensions 7.00×5.00 mm
Estimated Ruby Carat ~1.00 – 1.10 ct
Side Stones Natural brilliant-cut round Diamonds
Number of Diamonds 38 stones (1.30 mm diameter)
Total Diamond Carat ~0.38 ct total
Design Oval Daisy with split shoulders in micro-pavé
Commercial Description / Technical Sheet of the Jewel
Refined Revised White Gold 18k Daisy Ring with Natural Ruby "Pigeon Blood Red" and Pavé of Diamonds
A jewel with regal, timeless charm, able to reinterpret the classic contour model with a contemporary, streamlined line. At the center dominates a magnificent natural oval-cut Ruby (7×5 mm, about 1.05 carats), characterized by the intense and sought-after color shade "Pigeon Blood Red" (Pigeon Blood Red), a deep, lively, and magnetic hue.
The central gem is set on four prongs and embraced by a bright halo of natural diamonds, supported by an elegant open-gallery basket that captures light from every angle. The ring shank, adorned with a double-split dual rail design, hosts along the shoulders a dense pavé totaling 38 brilliant-cut diamonds (1.30 mm each, total estimated carat weight ~0.38 ct), creating a continuous play of twinkles and reflections.
Handcrafted in 18-carat white gold (750/1000) with a solid and comfortable-to-wear structure weighing 3.18 grams, it is the ideal ring as a pledge of love, for anniversaries, or as an exclusive gift for special occasions.
Summary Sheet for Certificate or Sale
Characteristic Detail
Metal 18 kt White Gold (Carat 750‰)
Total Weight 3.18 g
Main Gem Natural Ruby
Color Vivid Red / Pigeon Blood Red
Cut & Shape Facet-cut oval
Ruby Dimensions 7.00×5.00 mm
Estimated Ruby Carat ~1.00 – 1.10 ct
Side Stones Natural brilliant-cut round Diamonds
Number of Diamonds 38 stones (1.30 mm diameter)
Total Diamond Carat ~0.38 ct total
Design Oval Daisy with split shoulders in micro-pavé
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