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Record of Provenance · #RN1118
Natural Alexandrite Oval & Diamond Statement Ring
Rings Size 7
Approximate Replacement Value at time of purchase
$18,500.00
Center stone: Natural Alexandrite
Side stones: Diamonds
Band: Not stamped
Tested at: Platinum & yellow gold accents
Total weight: 6.08g
GIA Gemological Report
Alexandrite Report
GIA Report 5234228913
April 2, 2024
Details:
Shape: Oval
Cutting style: Crown - Brilliant cut
Cutting style: Pavilion - Modified brilliant cut
Transparency: Transparent
Color: Bluish green changing to grayish purple
Results:
Species: Natural Chrysoberyl
Variety: Natural Alexandrite
Geographic origin: Not Requested
Weight: 1.13 Carats
Measurements: 7.43 x 5.39 x 3.47 mm
American International Gemological Laboratories
Appraisal Number: K51E13-EA20660
August 26, 2024
Alexandrite & Diamond Ring description:
One polished, stamped, and tested platinum and 18K yellow gold ring marked OScar Friedman. The ring is mounted with: 1 genuine GIA certified alexandrite center stone weighing 1.13 carats, and 38 genuine round diamonds weight approximately .63 carats. This item weighs 6 grams.
Main gemstone:
See GIA report
Adjacent Gemstones:
Identity: Natural diamond
Shape: Round
Cutting style: Brilliant cut
Quantity: 38 diamonds
Measurements: 1.5 - 1.8 mm
Total weight: .63 carats
Clarity Grade: VS2 - SI1
Color Grade: F - G
Record of Provenance
Alexandrite is an exceptionally rare gemstone known for its color-shifting properties often morphing from green/blue shades to red/purple, depending on the lighting. It ranks an 8.5/10 on the Mohs scale, making it perfect for everyday wear.
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