Reina Gold Ruby Ring, Ruby Wedding Band
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If a package gets lost, is stolen or in any other way ends up not being delivered to the customer, all our packages are 100% insured which means we will (in instances stated above) remake the product once more and deliver it to the customer in a timely manner. The package will be sent without any extra expense to the customer.
Reina ring is truly fit for a queen with a beautiful pavé diamond and ruby full eternity band. If you would like, the ring can be made with gemstones of your choosing.
Details
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Gemstone: white diamond
Measurements: approx. 1.5 mm
Quality: clarity grade VS, colour grade G, conflict-free -
Gemstone: ruby
Measurements: approx. 3.5 x 2 x 1.2 mm
Weight: 1.69 ct
Custom
Please contact us if you'd like to customize this ring with platinum or have it made with a different center stone or different prong or bezel setting at custom@capucinne.com
Pictured here in solid 18kt solid rose gold , but can be made also in 18kt white gold, 18kt yellow gold or 18kt yellow, rose gold or white gold as well as in platinum.
All white diamonds with 0.3 carat weight and heavier come with a GIA Certificate – issued by the Gemological Institute of America. The report provides details about the cut, clarity, and carat weight, along with measurements and other additional information confirming the authenticity and quality of the diamond.
You can select from a variety of diamond shapes and cuts (brilliant, pear, marquise, princess, oval, etc.).
The GIA grades diamonds on a scale of D (colorless) through Z (light color). The diamonds we select for our designs correspond to colors G or F, which means that they are nearly colorless and only a professional gemologist can detect the difference between colors.
Practically all natural diamonds contain small imperfections inside, called inclusions, or on its surface, called blemishes. Clarity refers to the degree to which these imperfections are present. On the scale from included to flawless diamonds, the diamonds in our designs are graded as VS or VVS, which stands for “very slightly” or “very, very slightly included”. Inclusions are minor and only visible under a magnifying glass and not to the naked eye.
