Gold ring with sapphire, emerald and diamond | 0.02 ct.

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Gold ring set with sapphire, emerald, and diamond. The ring has an elegant appearance and is crafted from 14-karat white gold (585/1000). * This piece of jewelry is set with a natural diamond. Ring size: 16.5 Diamonds are perhaps the most famous and coveted gemstone in the world. Diamonds symbolize eternity because of their exceptional hardness; they are the hardest gemstones, scoring a 10 on the Mohs scale. Diamonds are graded based on various criteria, including color, clarity, weight, and cut quality. When a diamond is exceptionally well-cut, it displays a dazzling display of sparkle. The most sought-after color is D, sometimes referred to as "River." What many people don't know is that diamonds also come in other colors, including yellow, brown, blue, green, and even black. Natural diamonds are formed deep within the earth over millions of years, while lab-grown diamonds are created in a laboratory using advanced technology that mimics the natural process. Both types are chemically and physically virtually identical, but lab-grown diamonds are often more affordable and environmentally friendly. Sapphire belongs to the select group of the world's hardest stones, along with diamonds and rubies. Sapphire usually presents as a deep blue gemstone, but occasionally you can find yellow, violet, green, orange, or black varieties. Sapphire has a rich history in various cultures, ranging from adornments on clothing in India to even uses in medieval witchcraft. The name emerald originates from the Greek "Smaragdos," meaning "green stone." The color of this gemstone is so unique that it is even referred to as "emerald green." A perfectly clear emerald is found only in the finest grades. In general, emeralds often exhibit a certain degree of cloudiness, with inclusions such as gas bubbles and growth marks. However, this is not considered a flaw or a depreciation, but rather a sign of authenticity. With emeralds, color is paramount, with a deep green hue being the most desirable.