2.40 Carat No Heat Purple Sapphire & Diamond Gold Cocktail Ring, Size 7.25

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AGRL certified 2.40 carat natural purple sapphire, mixed oval checkerboard cut, with no heat enhancement (as per AGRL cert.), surrounded … Read more AGRL certified 2.40 carat natural purple sapphire, mixed oval checkerboard cut, with no heat enhancement (as per AGRL cert.), surrounded by a diamond halo and set into a bold, multi-row diamond band totaling 1.60 carats, F-G color and VS2-SI1 clarity. Set in 18k white gold setting.

Ring size 7, adjustable.

Details
Item Type: Cocktail Ring
Metal: 18K White Gold
Weight: 6.13 grams
Width: 14.7mm
Ring Size: 7 (adjustable)
Certificate: AGRL (Asia Gemological Research Laboratories), Document #XIGA011714AP

Center Stone:
Type: Sapphire (Natural, Purple)
Carat: 2.40
Cut: Mixed Oval / Checkerboard
Measurements: 9.32mm x 6.60mm x 4.82mm
Treatment: No Evidence of Thermal Enhancement

Side Stones:
Type: Diamond
Carat: 1.60 (total)
Color: F-G
Clarity: VS2-SI1
Cut: Round Brilliant

About the Setting:
The oval checkerboard-cut purple sapphire is four-prong set at the center of a domed diamond halo, with three additional rows of pavé diamonds sweeping outward along the wide, tapered shoulders for a bold, architectural profile.

About the Stone:
This 2.40 carat sapphire is graded purple by AGRL, checkerboard cut in a faceting style that creates a grid-like play of light across the table, and shows no evidence of thermal enhancement — a notable and valuable distinction for a sapphire of this size and color.

Other Important Details
AGRL Colored Gemstone Identification Report #XIGA011714AP (November 5, 2007) confirms the stone as natural sapphire, purple color, with no evidence of thermal enhancement, based on refractive index, optical character, fluorescence, specific gravity, absorption spectra, and pleochroism testing; undissolved silk and rutile needles were noted under magnification. Please note: the certificate identifies the color as "purple," not "pink" - worth using AGRL's terminology in the listing for accuracy, since a buyer comparing the stone to the cert will expect that language. See less