Unique Yellow Gold Peridot Ring - SKU E:14744
Item Description:
🌟 Stunning Yellow Gold Peridot Ring – An Exquisite Statement Piece for Him or Her! 🌟
SKU: E:14744
Ring Size: US 8 | UK/AU Q
Metal: 9ct Yellow Gold
Weight: 7.0gms
Main Stone: 4.85ct Square Checkerboard Cut Peridot
Condition: Excellent
Valuation: $1550
Features:
🌿 Genuine Peridot Stone: A mesmerizing 4.85ct, 10mm square checkerboard cut peridot adorns this elegant ring. The gemstone is bezel set and adds a divine green hue to your ensemble.
🌟 Cast Yellow Gold Setting: The ring is crafted in exquisite 9ct yellow gold. The metal beautifully complements the vivid green of the peridot.
📏 Dimensions: The ring has a flat tapered shank measuring 3.9mm - 4.0mm, which thickens at the shoulders to secure the bezel mount. The square base of the ring measures 2.4cm in diameter.
💪 Quality and Weight: This high-quality ring has a robust weight of 7.0gms, making it a substantial piece without compromising comfort.
What is Peridot?
Peridot is a unique gemstone that has been cherished for centuries for its vibrant green colour. It is a variety of the mineral olivine, and its colour can range from yellowish green to a deep leafy green. It is often referred to as the 'Evening Emerald' because of its sparkling green hue that looks stunning at any time of the day. Peridot is believed to bring good luck, peace, and success. It's the birthstone for August, making this ring an excellent gift for those born in that month or anyone who appreciates rare and unique gemstones.
Why Buy from Us?
- Trusted Seller: We have a long history of satisfied customers.
- Fast Shipping: Expedited and Insured options available.
- 30-Day Return Policy: Not happy with your purchase? No problem, return it within 30 days for a full refund.
- Certification: Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity to ensure quality.
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