Round Diamond Ring: 1.34 carat in 0.62 tcw Pears and 0.06 tcw Rounds

Diamond ring with 1.34-carat round brilliant cut diamond graded H color, SI1 clarity, depth 59.7%, table 58%, Excellent polish, Excellent symmetry, Excellent GIA cut grade, No fluorescence, measuring 7.18 x 7.22 x 4.30 mm (ref: GIA 15880317, dated 6/11/07) prong-set in a custom 14-karat white gold mounting with the shoulder motif set with three graduated round brilliant bead-set diamonds on each side (0.06 total carat weight), the lower shoulders having engraving, and engraving on the sides of the shank that measures 3.0 mm wide at the bottom and graduates to 2.5 mm wide at the shoulders. The center round diamond is flanked by two prong-set pear shaped brilliant cut diamonds with 0.62 total carat weight.

This round brilliant cut diamond ring was custom made for one of our clients but we would be happy to replicate this style of ring for you. Just tell us what type of round diamond you want (carat weight, color, and clarity) and we will do a diamond search of the wholesale diamond market and email you our recommendations for the best diamonds in the country that meet your requirements. You also need to tell us what type of metal (gold or platinum) you want so we can get you a price quote for the mounting. Depending on the style, mounting production time is 2 to 4 weeks.

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