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Ruby Radiance™ – 4.96ct Unheated Burmese Ruby Ring with Diamonds | Emil


Ruby Radiance™ – 4.96ct Unheated Burmese Ruby Ring with Diamonds  | Emil

✨ Pure crimson brilliance — a celebration of untouched natural beauty.


This captivating ring features a vivid 4.96-carat unheated Burmese ruby in a cabochon cut, glowing from within like a living flame. Surrounded by 48 round brilliant-cut diamonds totaling 1.68 carats, the shimmering stones gracefully wrap around the split-shank 18K white gold band, which weighs 8.26 grams. Complete with an authenticity certificate from Emil, this piece is a true testament to the power of raw beauty, untouched by heat or enhancements.


Product Details

• Unheated Burmese Ruby – 4.96 carats
• Natural Diamonds – 48 stones, total 1.68 carats
• 18K White Gold Setting – 8.26 grams
• Accompanied by Emil Gemstone Certificate
• Elegant halo design with split-shank diamond band


♦ Nature’s fiery heart • Ruby Radiance™ exclusively at Petchchompoo Jewelry

฿ 99,000
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