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GRS Certified 5.28 Carat Colombian Emerald Diamond Cocktail Ring

About the Item

What could be bolder than this Art Deco-inspired emerald jewel, equally stunning as a cocktail or engagement ring, with fabulous diamond shoulders? With its wide band and statement-making qualities, the cigar band ring is a popular style for everyday wear, occasion wear, anniversary bands, and even engagement rings. This ring features an emerald-cut green emerald of Colombian origin, weighing a total of 5.28 carats. Certified by GRS, stating that it's with minor clarity enhancement. The verdant stone is accented by two trapezoid diamonds weighing and estimated 3.62 carats total of H-I color and VS-SI clarity. While the robust band is crafted in 18K white gold, the three stones are bezel-set in contrasting 18K yellow gold, emphasizing the unique geometric shapes that drive the Art Deco-inspired design. During the 1920s, many unusual diamond cuts were developed to suit the new geometric designs, including trapeze or trapezoid, as well as half-moon, and triangle cuts. Although made in the 21st century, 2000s, this cigar band-style ring is expertly hand fabricated with the same rigorous attention paid to the details of its Jazz Age counterparts, all with a tell-tale masculine strong style. In the 1920s, women daringly donned masculine attire, bestowing them with the feeling of empowerment in a world which was tailor-made just for men. Women wore clothes and jewelry as a political statement with the aim of compelling society to re-evaluate their status. Cleopatra had Elizabeth Taylor had a passion for emeralds. The Egyptian queen was perhaps the most fervent advocate of these jewels, considering them sacred symbols of fertility and immortality, power, and most importantly, eternal youth. While Cleopatra laid claim to an emerald mine in Egypt, wanting all the beauty of the gem for herself, Elizabeth Taylor thought of herself as a temporary custodian for their beauty. Fittingly, she received emerald jewels as engagement gifts from her fiancé Richard Burton, after they met on the set of Cleopatra. Emerald with its contemporary significance of luck, love, peace, and hope is a great choice for an engagement ring, especially for those who appreciate something truly unique that stands out from tradition. The green hue of emerald represents new beginnings, be it in love or life. Size US 7.5, can be resized. Emerald-cut green emerald weight 5.28 carats, accented by two trapezoid diamonds weighing approx. 3.62 carats, H-I colors, VS-SI clarity. Overall weight approx. 14.12 grams, made in 18k two-tone white and yellow golds. Circa 2000s.

Ring Size:

7.5 US, Resizable

Metal:

18k Gold

Stone:

Diamond,Emerald

Stone Cut:

Emerald Cut

Lab Report Available:

GRS

Place of Origin:

United States