Celebrate rarity and elegance with this exquisite white gold ring, featuring a natural 3.32 carat ALGT-certified Alexandrite—a truly exceptional gemstone famed for its remarkable color-change effect, shifting from greenish hues in daylight to purplish-red under incandescent light. The stone has cabochon cutting/ translucent but have good change optical effect!
Clarity plays a crucial role in grading. However, an alexandrite's color change trumps clarity in determining value. As is the case with a majority of gems, most naturally occurring Alexandrites aren't clean, facetable materials. They are better suited for cabbing. Nevertheless, an eye-clean faceted gemstone with a 50% greenish blue to brownish red color change would be considered less valuable than an opaque cabochon with a 100% green to red color change
Surrounding the center stone are sparkling natural diamonds, adding brilliance and enhancing the allure of the alexandrite. Expertly crafted in sleek white gold, the setting complements the gem’s unique color play and offers a timeless, sophisticated finish. Origin of Alexandrite is Ural Russia. I have two certificates.
Details:
1. Material: Gold– white gold 18 kt. ALGT certificate is included.
2. Gemstones: natural Diamonds
Precious stones: Alexandrite (Ural origin)
3. Design & Style: engagement/cocktail ring
4. Cut & Shape: brilliant cut, round cabochon cut
5. Weight & Size: 40 brilliant cut diamonds - 0.42crt D/F/VVS/SI
1 round cabochon cut Alexandrite -3.32 crt
Total carat weight (TCW) -3.74 ct
Sizes; 15mm*15mm
Weight: 6.02 grams
Ring size: 16.25 mm/5 1/2 USA
6. Additional Features: Statement piece
Enthralling with its natural color that changes in different lighting conditions, a natural alexandrite studded engagement ring will be a masterpiece on its own. A variety within the Chrysoberyl species, these gems make up a spectacular bluish green, purplish green blue color that changes naturally to a purplish red, brownish red, red in candle light.
Unearthed first in the Ural Mountains in Russia, the color rich Russian alexandrite sprung an excitement with the Tsar after whom they were named. Seen presented for the 25th wedding anniversary, the natural alexandrite is also the birthstone for the month of Jun The Natural Alexandrite rings are very special because of its rareness. The rare alexandrite crystals change color according to the light from bluish green in daylight to grayish purple in artificial light. Those special rings is different because you will feel as though you have two different rings in one. Those one-of-a-kind rings is truly unique for the alexandrite’s special quality of changing color and the style of the rings. Not only will the woman that wears this ring feel special but will be one of the statement pieces in her jewelry collection that will stand out again and again as her favorite ring.
Alexandrites have been collected for centuries by royalty and connoisseurs and make a gift that will be treasured forever.
