9ct Gold 0.10 Carat Natural Diamond Pressure Set Engagement Ring
Product Details
| Metal Type | 9ct Gold (375) |
| Metal Colour | Yellow Gold |
| Weight Gr. | 0.8 |
| Width/Thickness CM | 0.15/0.1 |
| Total Diamond Weight | 0.1 |
| Diamond Shape | Round |
| Quality | H-I1 |
| Setting Type | Prong |
| Size Availability | J-Q |
Radiant Promises: Naava 9ct Yellow Gold Cluster Diamond Engagement Ring
Embrace a future illuminated by love with the Naava 9ct Yellow Gold Cluster Diamond Engagement Ring. This exquisite piece captivates with a stunning arrangement of seven natural diamonds, innovatively pressure set to create the breathtaking illusion of a singular, magnificent stone. Crafted from lustrous 9ct yellow gold, its warm glow enhances the diamonds' natural sparkle, making it a timeless symbol of devotion and a radiant promise of forever.
- Material: Luxurious 9ct Yellow Gold (375 purity), offering a warm and enduring glow.
- Gemstone: Seven natural round diamonds, totaling 0.10 carats, renowned for their captivating brilliance.
- Diamond Quality: Graded H-I for colour and I1 for clarity, ensuring a beautiful, visible sparkle.
- Setting: Innovative Pressure Set design, ingeniously forming a dazzling cluster that maximizes visual impact and creates the illusion of a grander centre stone.
- Dimensions: Delicate profile with a width of approximately 0.15cm and a thickness of 0.1cm.
- Total Weight: Approximately 0.8 grams, crafted for comfortable, everyday wear.
- Available Sizes: J through Q, offering a range of perfect fits.
- Authentication: Accompanied by a Naava Certificate of Authenticity, guaranteeing quality and peace of mind.
- Perfect For: An unforgettable choice for Engagements, Anniversaries, Birthdays, or a cherished Valentine's gift.
Shipping + Returns
Free UK Tracked & Signed Delivery
On all orders above £200, or Free Standard Delivery otherwise.
Returns
Up to 30 days for a full refund, or 60 days for an exchange, from date of sale.
Hallmark Guarantee
All of our jewellery is hallmarked in the UK under the Hallmarking Act 1973, or crafted to the same rigorous standards where hallmarking isn't required.