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Ceylon Color-Change Spinel Ring, 15.35 Carats
Displaying the extraordinary ability to change color under different light conditions, the Ceylon spinel at the center of this ring is an exceptional rarity in the world of colored gemstones. Color-change spinels weighing over one carat are rarely found, and this phenomenal example totals a monumental 15.35 carats. The oval brilliant cut gem reveals a grayish purple hue when viewed in incandescent light and a stunning grayish blue when viewed in fluorescent light, and it is graded as entirely untreated by the accompanying AGL report. This report also confirms its prestigious Ceylon origin. A halo of diamonds, totaling 0.50 carat and extending down the band, enhances the centerpiece, all set in 18K white gold.
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Displaying the extraordinary ability to change color under different light conditions, the Ceylon spinel at the center of this ring is an exceptional rarity in the world of colored gemstones. Color-change spinels weighing over one carat are rarely found, and this phenomenal example totals a monumental 15.35 carats. The oval brilliant cut gem reveals a grayish purple hue when viewed in incandescent light and a stunning grayish blue when viewed in fluorescent light, and it is graded as entirely untreated by the accompanying AGL report. This report also confirms its prestigious Ceylon origin. A halo of diamonds, totaling 0.50 carat and extending down the band, enhances the centerpiece, all set in 18K white gold.
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$42,000.00
Original: $120,000.00
-65%Ceylon Color-Change Spinel Ring, 15.35 Carats—
$120,000.00
$42,000.00Description
Displaying the extraordinary ability to change color under different light conditions, the Ceylon spinel at the center of this ring is an exceptional rarity in the world of colored gemstones. Color-change spinels weighing over one carat are rarely found, and this phenomenal example totals a monumental 15.35 carats. The oval brilliant cut gem reveals a grayish purple hue when viewed in incandescent light and a stunning grayish blue when viewed in fluorescent light, and it is graded as entirely untreated by the accompanying AGL report. This report also confirms its prestigious Ceylon origin. A halo of diamonds, totaling 0.50 carat and extending down the band, enhances the centerpiece, all set in 18K white gold.
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