The classic solitaire pearl ring with a romantic twist. Bright and sparkling diamond accents illuminate our hand-picked Japanese Akoya pearl in a half-eternity style. Perfect as an engagement ring, promise ring or just as a gorgeous cocktail ring. Mounted on solid 14K Gold, our AAA Quality, 8.0-8.5mm saltwater Akoya pearl has been hand-selected just for you, and features mirror-sharp luster and a smooth, shimmering surface.
*** Our Diamond Half-Eternity Pearl Ring is a design that is exclusive to PurePearls.com and is cast from scratch to order by our goldsmith here in Los Angeles, CA. Please allow 5-7 Business Days additional processing time for jewelry creation. *** The Diamond Half-Eternity Ring features ten round-brilliant cut, VS1-GH Quality diamond accents on either side for an approximate weight of 0.25cts tw. Choose your ring size above.
Your new Japanese Akoya Pearl and Diamond Half-Eternity Pearl Ring arrives nestled in our Signature Little Black Gift Box, and is accompanied by a GIA Graduate Prepared Retail Appraisal and Pearl Care Instructions.
| Pearl Color | White |
| Pearl Type | Akoya Pearls |
| Pearl Quality | AAA Quality |
| Pearl Size | 8.0-8.5mm |
| Pearl Shape | Perfectly Round |
| Overall Length | VS1-GH Quality Round Brilliant Diamond Accents Weigh 0.25cttw Approx. |
| Mollusk Type | Pinctada fucata martensii, saltwater oyster |
| Area of Origin | Japan |
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