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3.04 carat GRS certified unheated oval ruby ring in 18 karat white gold

€45,000  ·  Available

This exquisite 3.04 carat GRS certified unheated oval ruby ring is a masterpiece of high jewelry, combining classic elegance with extraordinary gemstone rarity. The centerpiece features an exceptional natural ruby with a deep, vibrant, and intensely saturated red hue that enhances its extraordinary brilliance. Because the gemstone is completely natural and unaltered by thermal treatments, it sits in the most exclusive tier of the gemstone market. The central gem is set in a refined three-stone style mount in 18 karat white gold, flanked by two geometric side diamonds and entirely surrounded by a fine pavé of brilliant-cut diamonds, creating a luminous halo effect that extends along the shoulders of the band and makes it a timeless collector piece, ideal as a high-end engagement ring or a valuable investment.

Sold by Anna Diamonds BVBA Ltd, registered in England, company number 07596541.

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Metal, stones, condition

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Metal
18ct white gold
Stones
Diamonds, Ruby
Carat
3.04 cts
Condition
New
Certificate
GRS

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Seller
Anna Diamonds BVBA Ltd, company number 07596541, registered in England on 7 April 2011.
Registered office
First Floor Leigh Court, Leigh Street, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, HP11 2QU.
Working in
The United Kingdom and Italy.

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  • Gold: 375 is 9 carat, 585 is 14, 750 is 18, 916 is 22.
  • Silver: 800, 925 sterling, 958 Britannia.
  • Platinum: 850 and 950. Palladium: 500 and 950.

An anchor is Birmingham, a leopard's head London, a rose Sheffield.

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