Natural Alexandrite Rings

Settings   Fit for a Queen: Natural Alexandrite Cocktail Ring in 18k White Gold   This show-stopping cocktail ring has been created to reflect old-world opulence and luxury at its finest, down to the details of the delicate open-work setting. It features a rare 2.36ct pear-shaped natural alexandrite, accented by smaller pear-shaped alexandrite and sixty-five round brilliant cut diamonds.  Breathtaking style, effortless elegance, and noteworthy refinement. This cocktail ring is the perfect choice for those who seek a different style and unique arrangement of natural alexandrites and diamonds.   Stone   The unique feature of this ring is that gorgeous 2.36ct center alexandrite is remarkably clean which makes it very rare because alexandrite belongs to category 2 in the GIA grading system. Type 2 means that natural alexandrite unlike lab-grown alexandrite almost always has many inclusions. Therefore, clean stones are extremely rare and command great premium prices. THE CENTER ALEXANDRITE IS ONE OF THE LARGEST AND MOST VALUABLE GEMSTONES WE HAVE SEEN IN MANY YEARS. Most people will go their whole lives without ever seeing an alexandrite of such size and quality.   The color change can be easily observed not only in candlelight but in any incandescent light like any yellow low-watt electric lamp's light. The stone easily changes color from bluish-green to gorgeous pinkish lavender purple, which makes it a rare collector's gem. GIA report #6481378149Metal - 18 kt White GoldGemstone - Natural AlexandriteGemstone size - 11.25 x 8.31 x 2.87 mmGemstone weight - 2.36 ctAccent stone - Natural AlexandriteAccent stone quantity - 1Accent stone total weight - 0.30 ctAccent stone - Natural DiamondAccent stone quantity - 65Accent stone total weight - 0.80 ctRing weight - 6.00 gRing measurements - 24 x 21 x 20 mmRise above the finger - 5 mmRing size - 8 ESTIMATED RETAIL REPLACEMENT VALUE - $27,500.00     YOU WILL RECEIVE GIA CERTIFICATE FREE OF CHARGE ($120 VALUE). GIA (Gemological Institute of America) is the highest world authority in diamonds and gemstones. Unlike other sellers, we never certify our jewelry because it is not ethical. We do not offer phony certificates. GIA certificate contains security features such as a hologram, security screen and microprint lines that prevent them from being forged or duplicated.GIA certificate includes the colored picture of the item and the number of the certificate which can be verified online on GIA site. It is like a passport for the stone and will make it easier to sell it in the future (although we would advise against it because high-end alexandrites are becoming scarce and increase in price every year) and it can be used for insurance purposes as well.    

A 1.16-carat natural alexandrite ring in 18k white and yellow gold: an oval alexandrite held in a four-prong setting and encircled by more than two hundred brilliant-cut diamonds, with a vintage-inspired gold heart motif at each shoulder. An ornate, collector’s piece made to be handed down.   This alexandrite shows a full, 100% natural color change — from bluish green to a rich purple — the rarest and most valued expression of the gem. The change is strong enough to read in candlelight and any warm, incandescent light. Every stone we set is natural and never treated.   The details • GIA report — #2486378122• Metal — 18k white and yellow gold• Gemstone — natural alexandrite, 1.16 ct (8.87 × 5.83 × 2.53 mm)• Color change — bluish green to purple (100%)• Accent stones — 202 natural diamonds, 1.90 ctw• Ring weight — 7.70 g• Ring measurements — 28 × 23 × 10 mm, rising 9 mm above the finger• Ring size — 7 (complimentary resizing available)   Your ring arrives GIA-certified, with the report included free ($120 value) and an independent appraisal, so its natural, untreated character is a matter of record you can verify and insure. Independent appraisal value: $16,740.   Every piece ships fully insured, and whenever you’re ready, an alexandrite consultant is glad to help.

Settings Art Deco Stunning Natural Alexandrite and Diamond Engagement Ring in 18k White Gold   An oval-cut natural alexandrite sits secured in a 4-prong setting in the center, complemented by 8 round-cut alexandrites prong set on the band.  Round brilliant cut diamonds are prong set around the center alexandrite in a dazzling halo, while baguette cut diamonds set into shiny bezel frames, giving it a vintage look that is timeless and elegant.    Stone This shimmering alexandrite has an incredible, magnificent luster! It is brilliant, fiery, and full of life! The unique feature of this alexandrite is a 100% color change which is the main factor defining the value of this gemstone. The stone easily changes color from deep green to gorgeous purple, making it a rare collector's gem. The color change is so STRONG that it can be easily observed in candlelight and any incandescent light, like any yellow low-watt electric lamp's light.   GIA report #2486374004 Metal - 18kt White Gold Gemstone - Natural Alexandrite Gemstone Size - 6.54 x 4.70 x 3.61 mm Gemstone quantity - 1 Gemstone weight - 0.87ct Accent stone - Natural Alexandrite (round) Accent stone quantity - 8 Accent stone total weight - 0.51ct Accent stone - Natural Diamond Accent stone quality - G-H, VS1 Accent stone quantity - 22 Accent stone total weight - 0.30ct Ring weight - 4.34g Ring measurements - 24x20mm Rise above the finger - 6mm Ring size - 7   ESTIMATED RETAIL REPLACEMENT VALUE - $8,850.00 YOU WILL RECEIVE GIA CERTIFICATE FREE OF CHARGE ($120 VALUE). GIA (Gemological Institute of America) is the highest world authority in diamonds and gemstones. Unlike other sellers, we never certify our jewelry because it is not ethical. We do not offer phony certificates. GIA certificate contains security features such as a hologram, security screen and microprint lines that prevent them from being forged or duplicated.GIA certificate includes the colored picture of the item and the number of the certificate which can be verified online on GIA site. It is like a passport for the stone and will make it easier to sell it in the future (although we would advise against it because high-end alexandrites are becoming scarce and increase in price every year) and it can be used for insurance purposes as well.