18k Gold Untreated Natural Burmese Ruby 4 carats & Diamond Ring with WGI Certificate
£8,850.00
REFERENCE: 69-0944
DESCRIPTION
This is a stunning collectible piece featuring a natural untreated Burmese ruby weighing approximately 4.0 carats, set in solid 18k gold with natural diamonds.
DETAILS
Metal: 18k solid gold (tested)Main Stone: Natural Burmese Ruby (no heat treatment)
Weight: Approx. 4.0 carats
Color: Pinkish Red
Clarity: Moderately Included
Shape: Cabochon
Accent Stones: Natural Diamonds
Quantity: 10 stones
Total Weight: Approx. 1.0 carat
Color: G-H
Clarity: VS1–VS2
Brilliant sparkle
Certification:
WGI International Gemological Certificate
Report No. WGI9624145124
Date: 2023-05-15
Ring Size:
Inner Diameter: 15.5mm
UK: I.5 | US: 4.5 | HK: 9.5 | EU: 48
Weight: 3.6g
Condition: Excellent, even more beautiful in person
Style: Elegant and timeless, ideal for both wearing and collecting
💎 Certified authenticity and quality. A rare piece featuring untreated natural ruby from Myanmar. Truly one of a kind.
【📦Worldwide shipping from London, UK】
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