Round Diamonds sapphires & Emeralds Yellow Gold Cluster Ring
Round Diamonds sapphires & Emeralds Yellow Gold Cluster Ring
Round Diamonds sapphires & Emeralds Yellow Gold Cluster Ring
Round Diamonds sapphires & Emeralds Yellow Gold Cluster Ring
Round Diamonds sapphires & Emeralds Yellow Gold Cluster Ring
Round Diamonds sapphires & Emeralds Yellow Gold Cluster Ring
Round Diamonds sapphires & Emeralds Yellow Gold Cluster Ring
Round Diamonds sapphires & Emeralds Yellow Gold Cluster Ring

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Round Diamonds sapphires & Emeralds Yellow Gold Cluster Ring

Natural diamonds in brownish-yellow and brown shades are combined with emerald and sapphire in this 14K yellow gold cluster ring, forming a varied stone arrangement.

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Metal
14K Yellow Gold
Total jewelry weight
Approx. 4.17 g
Diamond origin
Natural Diamonds
Center stone
Natural Diamonds
Center weight
Approx. 1.01 ct
Center color
Fancy Brownish Yellow
Center clarity
SI1-SI2
Side stones
Natural Diamonds
Side total weight
Approx. 0.51 ctw
Side diamond mix
Light Yellow-Brown
Emerald
Natural Emerald
Emerald weight
Approx. 0.36 ct
Sapphire
Natural Sapphire
Sapphire weight
Approx. 0.48 ct
Availability
Made to order
Preparation time
Up to 14 business days
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Stone

Natural Yellow Diamond

Natural yellow diamonds owe their color mainly to nitrogen atoms incorporated into the diamond crystal during growth. These nitrogen-related defects selectively absorb blue light, allowing yellow tones to become visible. The strength of the color can range from faint yellow through Fancy grades to vivid, saturated yellow.
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Natural yellow diamonds are part of the natural fancy-color diamond family. Their yellow color is most commonly associated with nitrogen in the crystal structure, which absorbs portions of blue light and allows yellow to dominate the visible appearance.

Color is evaluated separately from the D–Z scale used for colorless and near-colorless diamonds once the stone enters the Fancy Color grading range. Hue, tone, saturation, distribution of color, cut and lighting all influence appearance.

As with every natural diamond, the specific grading report and characteristics of the individual stone remain the authoritative source for that diamond.

Stone

Emerald

Emerald is the green variety of beryl, prized for its distinctive color and characteristic natural inclusions. Fine emeralds range from vivid green to slightly bluish green.

Stone

Sapphire

Sapphire is corundum in colors other than red, with blue being its best-known variety. At 9 on the Mohs scale, sapphire is highly resistant to scratching and well suited to jewelry worn regularly.
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Sapphire belongs to the corundum mineral family, a crystalline aluminium oxide. Red corundum is known as ruby, while sapphire appears across a broad palette of other colours. Ranking 9 on the Mohs scale and combining excellent toughness with no cleavage, sapphire is particularly well suited to jewellery designed to be worn often.

Metal

Yellow Gold

Yellow gold combines pure gold with alloy metals to achieve the strength needed for jewelry while preserving gold's naturally warm color. The karat indicates the proportion of pure gold in the alloy.

Setting

Cluster Setting

A cluster setting groups several stones closely together so they read as one larger visual composition. It can create strong presence and sparkle while allowing different stone sizes, colors or shapes to work together.

Setting

Side Stones

A side-stone design places additional stones beside the center stone to add brilliance, color or visual balance while keeping the center stone as the main focal point.

Cut & shape

Round Brilliant

The standard round brilliant is a circular diamond cutting style with 57 or 58 facets. Its facet arrangement is designed to create the visual combination of brightness, fire and scintillation associated with a well-cut round diamond.

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