White gold ring with sodalite and diamond; 0.04 ct.

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White gold ring set with an openwork sodalite stone and a round brilliant-cut diamond in the center, weighing 0.04 ct. The ring has a polished finish and an elegant appearance. The diamond is set in a four-pronged white gold high chaton and is crafted from 14-karat white gold (585/1000). Sodalite is derived from its high sodium content. This deep blue stone features veins of white calcite running through it. It is reminiscent of lapis lazuli and, like lapis lazuli, can contain embedded particles of pyrite, which resemble tiny gold flakes. Diamonds are perhaps the most famous and coveted gemstone in the world. Diamonds symbolize eternity due to 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 realize is that diamonds also come in other colors, including yellow, brown, blue, green, and even black.