Sparkling diamonds and a stunning Golden South Sea pearl will steal the spotlight - and her heart! Ring features a lustrous AAA quality, Gold South Sea pearl, and six 0.05ct Round Brilliant VS1-GH quality diamonds, weighing .30cts total weight approximately, mounted in your choice of 14K White, Yellow and Romantic Rose Gold! We offer a range of pearl and ring sizes to choose from. Choose your preferred pearl size to feature in the center, from dainty 9.0-10.0mm up to larger 11.0-12.0mm.Our AAA quality Golden South Sea pearls feature sharp, highly reflective luster and smooth, unblemished surfaces, shimmering with flattering, pastel overtones of Rose, Gold and Silver. Each Golden South Sea pearl is as unique as its owner, so expect to see slight variations in color/overtone and luster from the pearls pictured on the site. Each Pearl and Diamond Anniversary Ring arrives in our Signature Little Black Gift Box with a GIA Graduate Prepared Appraisal and special Pearl Care Instructions.
| Pearl Color | Golden - Natural Color, Not Treated |
| Pearl Type | South Sea Pearls |
| Pearl Quality | AAA Quality |
| Pearl Size | 9.0-10.0mm through 11.0-12.0mm |
| Pearl Shape | True Round |
| Overall Length | NA |
| Mollusk Type | Pinctada maxima, gold-lipped variety, saltwater oyster |
| Area of Origin | Indonesia, Phillipines, Australia |
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VS1-GH Quality Round Brilliant Diamonds, 0.04cts each
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VS1-GH Quality Round Brilliant Diamonds, 0.04cts each
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