Item # rg2563 Metal 14 karat white gold Circa 2008 Weight in grams 2.81 Period or Style Contemporary Condition New Diamond cut or shape Oval Brilliant cut Diamond carat weight 0.24 Diamond mm measurements 3.85 x 2.6 and 3.92 x 2.6 Diamond color G Diamond clarity VS1 and VS2 Diamond # of stones 2 Diamond2 cut or shape Straight baguette cut Diamond2 carat weight 0.10 Diamond2 mm measurements 2.0 x 1.0 to 1.8 x 1.2 Diamond2 color E and F Diamond2 clarity VVS2 to VS2 Diamond2 # of stones 6 Diamond3 cut or shape round full cut Diamond3 carat weight 0.11 Diamond3 mm measurements 0.9 to 1.3 Diamond3 color F to H Diamond3 clarity VS1 to SI2 Diamond3 # of stones 20 All Diamonds, total ct. wt. 0.45 Gemstone name Natural Beryl (Emerald) Gemstone cut or shape oval faceted mixed cut Gemstone carat weight 0.33 Gemstone mm measurements 5.91 x 3.94 x 2.61 Gemstone type Type III Gemstone clarity VS Gemstone hue Green Gemstone tone 3 to 4 Gemstone saturation 3-Very Slightly Brownish Gemstone # of stones 1 Gemstone comments The emerald has a chip at one end; the chip is only visible under 10x magnification. All Gemstones, total ct. wt. 0.33 Top of ring length (N-S) 5.94 mm [0.23 in] Top of ring width (E-W) 16.92 mm [0.66 in] Width of shank at shoulders 2.21 mm [0.09 in] Width of shank at base 2.48 mm [0.10 in] Ring height above finger 4.57 mm [0.18 in] Ring Size 6.25

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