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Petite Cher 14kt WHITE Gold Diamond & Light Blue Sapphire HALFWAY Eternity Ring

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Petite Cher 14kt WHITE Gold Diamond & Light Blue Sapphire HALFWAY Eternity RingThe Petite Cher ring pairs soft light blue sapphires with marquise diamonds in a delicate single prong floating design. The alternating stones create an airy rhythm of color and sparkle across the finger. Set in a halfway eternity, this band feels refined, romantic, and modern. Crafted in 14kt white gold, its a beautiful choice for a wedding band, anniversary ring, or elegant stacking piece. Details of Ring: Stones go roughly midway (halfway eternity)

The Petite Cher ring pairs soft light blue sapphires with marquise diamonds in a delicate single-prong floating design. The alternating stones create an airy rhythm of color and sparkle across the finger. Set in a halfway eternity, this band feels refined, romantic, and modern. Crafted in 14kt white gold, it’s a beautiful choice for a wedding band, anniversary ring, or elegant stacking piece.

Details of Ring:

Stones go roughly midway (halfway eternity)
Diamond Quality: G-H in color and SI in clarity
Sapphire Quality: AAA Fine Quality, Natural (heated only)
Sapphire Color: LIGHT BLUE
Total Weight: approx 0.35ct
Band Width: approx 1.90mm

DISCLAIMER: Although this ring is crafted with skill and care, it must be worn with caution. Due to the nature of the delicate design, we ask the wearer to follow these guidelines diligently to ensure original integrity http://www.loveandpromisejewelers.com/index.php/jewelry-care/. Since the ring is made with love we ask for it to be worn with love :)

Metal: 14kt WHITE gold (as shown)

Sizes: 5.5-7.5

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