9ct Gold 0.25 Carat Natural Diamond 7 Stone Eternity Band Ring
9ct Gold 0.25 Carat Natural Diamond 7 Stone Eternity Band Ring
Product Details
| Metal Type | 9ct Gold (375) |
| Metal Colour | Yellow Gold |
| Weight Gr. | 1.8 |
| Width/Thickness CM | 0.2/0.15 |
| Total Diamond Weight | 0.25 |
| Diamond Shape | Round |
| Quality | H-I1 |
| Setting Type | Prong |
| Size Availability | H-V |
9ct Yellow Gold 0.25 Carat Natural Diamond 7 Stone Engagement Ring
Discover a captivating symbol of enduring affection and radiant beauty with this exquisite 7-stone ring, expertly crafted from warm 9ct Yellow Gold. Each of the seven natural diamonds, set in an elegant line, speaks volumes of timeless love and cherished commitments. This piece from Naava is more than just jewellery; it is a radiant celebration, designed to mark life's most precious milestones with unparalleled grace and a brilliant sparkle that truly lasts forever.
- Material: Luxurious 9ct Yellow Gold (375)
- Total Diamond Weight: 0.25 Carats of natural diamonds
- Diamond Count: Seven individually set, sparkling round diamonds
- Diamond Colour: H-I (Near Colourless), ensuring a bright and vibrant display
- Diamond Clarity: I1 (Adorned with natural character and brilliant shimmer)
- Main Diamond Shape: Classic Round
- Setting Style: Secure and elegant Prong Setting, designed to maximise light reflection
- Design: Sophisticated Eternity Style, symbolising infinite love
- Width: A delicate 0.2 cm
- Thickness: Slender 0.15 cm
- Total Weight: Approximately 1.8 grams
- Size Availability: H-V
- Certification: Accompanied by a Naava Certificate of Authenticity
- Perfect For: An unforgettable Anniversary, a special Birthday, or a heartfelt Valentine's gift
- Birthstone: The radiant birthstone for April
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.