Modern, chic and elegant, our Classic Collection Pearl Solitaire Ring looks like you've got an iridescent bubble perched on your finger - you won't be able to stop admiring it! We've selected only the best Elite Collection Freshwater pearls for this playful and modern pearl ring. The large, 9.5-10.0mm, solid nacre Freshwater pearl sits on top of a solid 14K gold, 2.0mm band. We've added a mounting cup at the base for additional security.
Topped with a luminous Gem Quality, Elite Collection Lavender Freshwater pearl, this ring is sure to be a joy to the wearer! Our Elite Collection Freshwater pearls are among the finest Freshwater pearls in the world, featuring an incredibly durable, 100% solid-nacre composition, completely natural colors and a rare, perfectly round shape. Each pearl has been hand-selected for their bright, Akoya-like Luster, unblemished surface and shimmering, pastel overtones of Aquamarine, Gold and Rose!
Each pearl ring arrives nestled in our Signature Little Black Gift Box, and is accompanied by a GIA Graduate Prepared Appraisal.
| Pearl Color | Lavender (Natural Color) |
| Pearl Type | Freshwater Pearls |
| Pearl Quality | Gem Quality - Elite Collection |
| Pearl Size | 9.5-10.0mm |
| Pearl Shape | True Round |
| Overall Length | NA |
| Mollusk Type | Hyriopsis cumingii, freshwater mussel |
| Area of Origin | China |
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