GIA Certified 1.30 Carats Untreated Natural STRONG Color Alexandrite Marquise Filigree Diamond Ring

Color: Bluish Green Changing to Purple

Clarity: VVS

Cut: Marquise Brilliant Cut

Origin: India

Carat: 0.81 carats

Approx: 10.05 X 4.51 X 2.49mm

Treatment: None

Accompanied with GIA Alexandrite Report

Substantial 6.6 grams of 18K White Gold Filigree Designed Diamond Ring

0.50 Carats of Top Quality Natural Diamonds US6

Note: THIS RARE ALEXANDRITE HAS AN INTENSE BLUISH GREEN COLOR IN DAYLIGHT CHANGING TO A RARE RICH PURE PURPLE, WITH RED FLASHES IN INCANDESCENT LIGHT (EVENING OR CANDLE-LIGHT).

ALEXANDRITE OF STRONG COLOR CHANGE WITHOUT GRAYISH CAST  IS VERY RARE TO COME BY.

LARGE FACE UP SIZE. TOP NOTCH CUT & POLISH.

RARER THAN DIAMONDS

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NGI Certified Untreated Alexandrite 18k White Gold Ring

SOLD, Customized Ring for Ms Sze-Ying, China.

"Sheila helped me to create one that was tailored to my needs and taste. Thank you Sheila for our patience and great service!"

Beautiful Untreated Marquise Alexandrite with Phenomenal Color Change.

Certified with Nan Yang Gemological Institute (Singapore)

Customized in 18K Solid White Gold Polished/ Matte finished.

0.64 carats STRONG COLOR CHANGE! Natural Alexandrite 18k Dual Tone Gold Diamond Ring

SOLD to Mr Ben and Ms Jane, Singapore.

"Thanks Sheila for the great service. Nice dealing with you. We definitely do like the ring!

Gem and Jewelry Institute of Thailand (GIT) certified.

The most sensational feature about this stone, however, is its surprising ability to change its colour. Green or bluish-green in daylight, alexandrite turns a soft shade of red, purplish-red or raspberry red in incandescent light. This unique optical characteristic makes it one of the most valuable gemstones of all, especially in fine qualities.

It is rare to find alexandrite weighing over 0.25 cts. Stones less than 0.50 carats can be worth several thousand dollars at retail prices. Stones over one carat may retail for ten times this amount, and stones over three carats may cost up to $100,000. Fine large alexandrite, above five or six carats is extremely rare.

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Strong Color Change (Red under incandescent light). Set in 18k solid (not plated) yellow gold basket, with 18k solid white gold split-shank. With fully natural pave set diamonds.

To Beautiful Green under daylight.