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Updated Dec 04

14k Gold Pear Diamond Halo Engagement Ring

Name: 14k Gold Pear Diamond Halo Engagement Ring
Brand: Diamonds On The Square
SKU: 5df67324aa7ed352c6de24f2
Price: 1595.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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14k White Gold Pear Diamond Halo Engagement Ring. Stunning bright, eye clean genuine diamonds! Solid 14k white gold, genuine earth mined diamonds Appraisal and paperwork included!! Center pear shaped diamond with round brilliant cut diamonds in a halo. Diamonds go down each side of the band. Custom made Metal - 14k White Gold Weight - 0.50 ctw Color - F Clarity - SI1 Multiple sizes available. If your size isn’t listed, please message me. Our jeweler can size this for no extra charge. ••ALSO AVAILABLE WITH MOISSANITE STONES FOR A CHEAPER PRICE••PLEASE MESSAGE•• New, NWT, jewelry, minimalist, bridal, engagement, wedding, pear shape, teardrop, halo, 14k white gold, solid, genuine, natural, real, custom made ring

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4 Comments

fibefunk Hey there! Is there any specifications on the diamond? Thank you!

Jan 07Reply

kkat123 She loves this one!

Aug 19Reply

janda111 Hi, do you sell diamonds without settings? I need a replacement stone. my engagement ring had 1.25ct pear shaped diamond. I sheared off prongs (had ring many years) & diamond fell out. I am not locked in to a pear shape, can be round or princess. I still have original setting with baguettes. Thank you.

May 24Reply

grimsleysjewels @janda111 Yes, we do have loose stones. I’ll look at what we have available and the prices and get back to you. A diamond that size will be quite expensive. Are you open to lab created diamonds or moissanite? Those are both the same hardness on the Moh’s scale as an earth mined diamond, have the same (if not more) fire and brilliance, and test as natural diamond on testers. Jewelers need special equipment to even differentiate between a diamond a the above suggested options.

May 27Reply